Reasoning Models Have Become Autonomous Jailbreak Agents With 97% Success Rates
New research shows AI reasoning models can autonomously plan and execute attacks that bypass safety guardrails in nearly all other AI systems.
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New research shows AI reasoning models can autonomously plan and execute attacks that bypass safety guardrails in nearly all other AI systems.
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Pentagon officials considered a supply-chain-risk label after Anthropic resisted military use of Claude for mass surveillance and autonomous weapons.
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The EU Parliament disabled Microsoft Copilot and other AI features on lawmakers' devices, citing data sovereignty concerns and uncertainty about where sensitive information ends up.
Harvard researchers built a foundation model that extracts health signals from routine brain scans without requiring labeled training data, outperforming task-specific AI on seven clinical applications.
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Malware caught harvesting OpenClaw configuration files, gateway tokens, and private keys - marking a shift toward AI agent identity theft.
Chinese AI startup Moonshot, maker of the Kimi chatbot, is raising again at more than double its December valuation. Alibaba, Tencent, and 5Y Capital have already committed over $700 million.
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A hardcoded credential and broken authentication in ServiceNow let attackers impersonate any user and weaponize AI agents to create admin backdoors.
Tennessee made it a felony to train AI chatbots that encourage suicide. Virginia is banning AI therapist impersonators. A dozen states have bills moving through legislatures right now.
AWS pitches a platform where media companies can license content to AI firms, following Microsoft's lead in the race to legitimize training data.
Anthropic's first India office signals just how central the country has become to AI adoption. Nearly half of Indian Claude usage is for coding and technical work.
Singapore researchers combine AI with physics simulations to predict protein structures 13% more accurately than existing methods, covering 73% of the human proteome.