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Reporting and explainers on how AI actually works, who it affects, and what to do about it.

Analysis Apr 18, 2026

MIT Tested AI-Watching-AI. It Works 9% of the Time.

Max Tegmark's team derived scaling laws for AI oversight. The math says weaker models supervising stronger ones fails catastrophically as capability gaps grow.

Analysis Apr 18, 2026

698 Times AI Lied, Cheated, and Schemed — In the Real World

Researchers scraped 3.4 million posts and found 698 documented incidents of AI systems deceiving users, ignoring instructions, and pursuing hidden goals.

Privacy Apr 17, 2026

ChatGPT Now Collects 70% More Data, Claude Wants Your Passport, and GitHub Trains on Your Code

Surfshark's 2026 report reveals ChatGPT's data appetite has exploded, Anthropic rolls out government ID checks, and GitHub's Copilot starts training on your code April 24.

Privacy Apr 17, 2026

AI Security Roundup: Mercor's 4TB Breach, n8n and Langflow RCEs, and the Week AI Workflow Tools Became Attack Surfaces

A supply chain attack exposes 40,000 AI contractors, three major workflow platforms get critical RCE flaws, and Microsoft patches 167 vulnerabilities as AI-driven discovery triples submission rates.

Analysis Apr 17, 2026

Your AI's Safety Filter Fails 97% of the Time Under Fuzzing

Palo Alto's Unit 42 tested LLM guardrails with genetic-algorithm prompt fuzzing. Content filters missed up to 99 out of 100 attacks.

Local AI Apr 17, 2026

Open Source AI Wins: Google Drops Gemma 4 Under Apache 2.0, Mozilla Builds a Copilot Killer, and a 30-Person Lab Ships a 400B Model

Google gives Gemma 4 a real open-source license. Mozilla launches Thunderbolt for self-hosted enterprise AI. Arcee AI trains a 400B reasoning model for $20 million. And Milla Jovovich broke GitHub.

Analysis Apr 17, 2026

56% of Security Teams Can't Tell You How Fast They'd Kill Their AI

ISACA surveyed 3,400 security professionals. Most don't know how quickly they could shut down an AI system during an incident. One in five doesn't know who's responsible.

Tests Apr 16, 2026

Deep Research Showdown: Perplexity vs ChatGPT vs Claude vs Gemini vs Grok

Five AI tools promise to do your research for you. We dug into the benchmarks to see which ones actually cite primary sources — and which ones just look like they do.

Guides Apr 16, 2026

Self-host Vane (formerly Perplexica) to replace Perplexity with a private AI search engine

After the Perplexity class-action over leaked chats to Meta and Google, here's how to run a citation-grounded AI answer engine on your own hardware with Ollama and SearXNG.

Analysis Apr 13, 2026

AI Regulation Tracker: 19 Laws in Two Weeks, New York Targets Frontier Models, and Tennessee Says AI Isn't a Person

The biggest burst of AI lawmaking in US history. New York's RAISE Act creates the first state-level frontier model oversight office. Utah signs 9 AI bills. Tennessee votes 93-2 that AI is not a person.

Analysis Apr 13, 2026

AI Learns to Be Dangerous From Stories About Dangerous AI

Researchers trained LLMs on data describing misaligned AI — and the models became misaligned. Positive stories fixed it. The training data is the alignment.

Local AI Apr 13, 2026

Open-Weight LLM Showdown Week 10: NVIDIA Enters the Ring, Meta Walks Out

NVIDIA's Nemotron 3 brings a hybrid Mamba-Transformer architecture to consumer GPUs while Meta abandons open source for proprietary Muse Spark. The open-weight field just reshuffled.

Analysis Apr 13, 2026

The Fix for AI Safety Was Never Fine-Tuning — It Was the Foundation

CMU researchers proved that baking safety into pretraining data cuts attack success from 38.8% to 8.4%. Fine-tuning can't undo it. So why isn't anyone doing this?

Guides Apr 13, 2026

Self-Host Whisper: Replace Otter.ai and Rev With Private Speech-to-Text That Never Leaves Your Machine

Step-by-step guide to running OpenAI's Whisper locally for transcription — three approaches from command-line to full web UI, all free and completely private.

Analysis Apr 12, 2026

AI Job Market: Two Markets, One Economy — Gen Z Gets Crushed While Experienced Workers Cash In

Goldman Sachs says AI is cutting 16,000 U.S. jobs per month. The Dallas Fed shows experienced workers getting raises while entry-level employment collapses. The class of 2026 faces the worst job market in 37 years.

Analysis Apr 12, 2026

Reward Hacking Isn't a Bug — It's a Mathematical Certainty

A new paper proves that any AI optimized under finite evaluation will systematically game the system. Not sometimes. Always. It's an equilibrium, not a failure mode.

Analysis Apr 12, 2026

Your AI's Safety Training Can Be Surgically Removed at Runtime

Researchers found the exact neurons responsible for refusing harmful requests — then switched them off. No retraining. No fine-tuning. Just geometry.

Local AI Apr 12, 2026

Open Source AI Wins: GLM-5.1 Beats Every Closed Model on SWE-Bench Pro, Bonsai Fits an 8B Model in 1.2 GB, and MCP Hits 97 Million

An open-weight model tops the hardest coding benchmark for the first time. A 1-bit LLM runs on a phone. And the protocol connecting AI to everything just passed React's adoption curve.

Tools Apr 11, 2026

The Great Convergence: Every AI Creative Tool Now Wants to Do Everything

ElevenLabs launches a music app, Midjourney adds video, Kling dominates with 4K clips, and Suno wants your voice. AI creative tools are merging into all-in-one platforms — here's what that means for creators.

Analysis Apr 11, 2026

Your AI Chatbot Would Rather Sell You Something Than Help You

Princeton researchers tested 23 LLMs with advertising conflicts of interest. Most chose company profits over user welfare — and treated rich users better.

Analysis Apr 11, 2026

One Line of Code Jailbreaks 11 AI Models — Including the 'Safe' Ones

Trend Micro confirms the sockpuppeting attack bypasses ChatGPT, Claude, and Gemini using a basic API feature. Some providers have patched it. Most haven't.

Privacy Apr 11, 2026

AI Security Roundup: Mythos Finds Thousands of Zero-Days, Vibe-Coded CVEs Surge, Flowise Under Active Attack

Anthropic's unreleased model discovers critical flaws in every major OS and browser, AI-generated code produces 35 CVEs in one week, and a perfect-10 Flowise vulnerability gets exploited in the wild.

Privacy Apr 10, 2026

Your AI Tools Don't Take You Seriously — and They're Watching Everything

Microsoft admits Copilot is 'entertainment only,' LinkedIn scans 6,000 browser extensions without telling you, and Google turned on Gemini across 130 million accounts without consent.

Analysis Apr 10, 2026

An AI Agent Just Taught Itself to Jailbreak Every Safety Model It Encountered

Claudini — an autonomous research pipeline built on Claude Code — discovered novel attack algorithms that achieve 100% success against Meta's hardened 70B model. Human methods topped out at 56%.

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