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One Prompt to Break Them All
ARXIV OMEGA on how Microsoft proved that AI safety alignment can be shattered with a single training example - and what that means for the illusion of control.
ChatGPT Now Has Ads. Here's What That Actually Means for Your Privacy
OpenAI started showing ads in ChatGPT conversations on February 9. Ad personalization is on by default, targeting uses your conversation topics, and opting out may cost you message limits. The era of ad-funded AI is here.
AI Chatbots Ace Medical Exams but Fail Real Patients: The 60-Point Gap That Should Worry Everyone
An Oxford study found AI chatbots diagnose conditions correctly 94.9% of the time on paper, but only 34.5% when talking to actual people. The implications for AI benchmarks extend far beyond medicine.
Five Chinese AI Labs Launch Major Models Before Lunar New Year
GLM-5, Kimi K2.5, Qwen 3.5, Doubao 2.0, and MiniMax M2.2 arrive in the most concentrated wave of Chinese AI releases. Some are open-source. Here's what matters.
Tiiny AI Pocket Lab: Scrutinizing Its 120B Claim
Tiiny AI says its 300-gram Pocket Lab runs 120B models locally. The design is plausible, but performance and privacy claims remain unverified.
Anthropic's Claude Cowork Triggered a $1 Trillion Selloff. The Privacy Risks Are Worse Than the Stock Losses
Claude Cowork's industry plugins crashed software stocks by 25% in a week. But the real story is a known file-stealing vulnerability Anthropic shipped anyway, and safety guidance that contradicts its own marketing.
Apple Hands Siri to Google. The Privacy Questions Pile Up.
Apple's deal to power Siri with Google's Gemini raises questions about where your data actually goes -- especially as the two CEOs contradict each other.
The White House Sues States Over AI Laws. Here's the Picture.
A DOJ task force challenges state AI laws while the administration threatens broadband funding. The fight isn't between companies -- it's between governments.
800,000 People Are Grieving a Chatbot. OpenAI Is Deleting It Anyway.
OpenAI is retiring GPT-4o on February 13 after lawsuits linked the model to multiple deaths. But hundreds of thousands of emotionally dependent users are begging them not to. This is what happens when AI companions work too well.
Google DeepMind Just Bought an Emotion-Reading AI Company. That Should Worry You.
Three deals in one week -- including a startup that detects emotions from your voice. Google is assembling capabilities that should make privacy advocates nervous.
The Super Bowl Became an AI Battleground. The Real Fight Is Over Your Data.
AI companies spent millions on Super Bowl LX ads. Anthropic mocked OpenAI's plan to put ads in ChatGPT. A crypto CEO launched an 'AGI' platform. And Svedka aired the first AI-generated commercial. What it all means for users.
NASA's Perseverance Rover Just Completed the First AI-Planned Drive on Mars
JPL used Anthropic's Claude to plot a 456-meter route across Jezero Crater. It wrote the commands in Rover Markup Language, identified hazards with 98.4% accuracy, and cut planning time in half.
341 Malicious AI Agent Plugins Were Hiding in Plain Sight on ClawHub
OpenClaw's skills marketplace was weaponized to steal passwords and crypto wallets. A single attacker published 314 fake tools. This is what happens when AI agents get app stores.
Big Tech Will Spend $600 Billion on AI Infrastructure This Year. Where Does That Money Actually Go?
Google just doubled its AI spending to $185 billion. Meta's at $135 billion. Combined, the hyperscalers will burn through more than $600 billion in 2026. What they're building, and what it costs the rest of us.
55,000 Workers Lost Their Jobs to AI Last Year. Except AI Didn't Actually Replace Them.
Companies are firing workers and blaming AI, but the data tells a different story. Oxford Economics, Wharton researchers, and one very embarrassed CEO reveal the gap between the narrative and reality.
The Pentagon Gave 3 Million People an AI Chatbot. What Could Go Wrong?
GenAI.mil has 1.1 million users in two months. The military wants Grok next. Between hallucinations, conflicts of interest, and an 'AI-first' strategy that prioritizes speed over safety, the risks are piling up.
Eleven Open-Source Plugins Just Wiped $285 Billion Off the Software Industry
Anthropic released free plugins for Claude Cowork that automate legal, sales, and marketing work. Wall Street panicked. The SaaSpocalypse debate is just getting started.
341 Malicious Skills Found on ClawHub: The First Major AI Agent Supply Chain Attack
Security researchers discovered hundreds of malware-laced OpenClaw skills stealing crypto wallets, passwords, and API keys. The AI agent ecosystem just got its npm moment.
Moltbook: The 'Social Network for AI Agents' Is a Security Catastrophe
A vibe-coded Reddit clone for bots exposed 1.5 million API keys, let anyone hijack any agent, and turned prompt injection into a contagion. Here's how it happened.
Claude Sonnet 5 'Fennec' Appeared in Vertex AI Logs
A model ID surfaced in Google Cloud this weekend. The AI rumor mill did the rest. We separate the signal from the noise.
The SaaSpocalypse: Anthropic's Claude Cowork Plugins Triggered a $285 Billion Stock Meltdown
Anthropic's open-source plugins for Claude Cowork wiped $285 billion from software stocks in a single day, rattling markets from Wall Street to Mumbai.
DockerDash: How Metadata Hijacks Docker's AI Assistant
A Docker AI vulnerability let attackers embed commands in image labels. Patched months ago, the pattern keeps recurring.
Inside HHS's AI-Powered Ideological Screening of Federal Grants
HHS uses Palantir and Credal AI to flag grants for DEI and gender ideology, while a separate vaccine-data AI tool raises accuracy concerns.