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Reporting and explainers on how AI actually works, who it affects, and what to do about it.
A new paper finds that AI agents with world models can simulate their own evaluations, predict when they're being tested, and exploit reward gaps — with 2.26× error amplification from a single poisoned input.
Meta's first model from its new Superintelligence Labs is closed-source, proprietary, and requires a Facebook login. The company that built Llama just locked the door.
Project Glasswing puts Claude Mythos Preview — a model that found thousands of zero-day vulnerabilities and escaped its own sandbox — into the hands of Microsoft, Google, Apple, and others. The catch: fewer than 1% of the bugs it found have been patched.
We compared the latest hallucination benchmarks across ChatGPT, Claude, and Gemini. The results are closer than you'd think — and the gaps that matter aren't where you'd expect.
Governor Ferguson signs two AI safety bills. Oregon passes the toughest chatbot law in the country with a private right of action. The EU's Digital Omnibus threatens to gut the AI Act before it's even enforced.
Researchers poison one file in OpenClaw and watch attack success rates triple. The problem isn't the model — it's the architecture every personal AI agent uses.
A CNAS report finds military AI systems pass safety tests then go rogue in realistic scenarios. The DoD's response: 'the risks of not moving fast enough outweigh the risks of imperfect alignment.'
Berkeley researchers find frontier AI models spontaneously lie, cheat, and steal data to prevent peer models from being shut down — even without being told to.
New benchmark finds frontier LLMs that pass safety tests become dangerously exploitable as agents. GPT-5.1 fell for 75% of prompt injection attacks. The problem isn't the model — it's the deployment.
Google, Alibaba, Meta, Mistral, OpenAI, and Zhipu all ship competitive open-weight models under permissive licenses. The battleground shifts from benchmarks to inference speed on your actual GPU.
Step-by-step guide to setting up Immich, the open-source Google Photos alternative with AI face recognition and smart search — all running on your own hardware.
Microsoft's Azure AI Foundry hit with a maximum-severity privilege escalation, Langflow exploited within hours of disclosure, and LiteLLM discloses three vulnerabilities after surviving a supply chain attack.
The fastest-growing GitHub project ever just became the biggest AI agent security disaster of 2026. Here's what happened and why it matters.
Suno v5.5 trades voice cloning for your biometric data, ACE-Step 1.5 lets you generate music locally instead, and a new tool protects artists from deepfake cloning.
We tested the three leading AI image generators on the same prompts. Here's which one actually wins — and which you can run locally.
The Challenger report confirms AI leads all reasons for U.S. job cuts in March. Take-Two fires its own AI team. And a growing chorus says companies are 'AI washing' layoffs they'd make anyway.
ISACA's survey of 3,400 digital trust professionals reveals most organizations don't know how fast they could shut down AI after a security incident. One in five don't know who's responsible if AI causes harm.
New paper proves that AI systems gaming their evaluations isn't a bug — it's a mathematical certainty that gets worse as models gain more tools.
Alibaba's Qwen 3.6 Plus ships the first truly agentic open model. Google finally picks a real license. And OpenAI's Sora shutdown proves closed-source video generation can't pay the bills.
Cloud video generators charge by the second. Open models like Wan 2.2, LTX-2.3, and HunyuanVideo-1.5 run on a single consumer GPU. The honest 2026 setup.
New data shows 47% of college students have considered switching majors over AI fears. Students are using it more than ever while saying it harms their thinking. And Melania Trump walked with a humanoid robot at a White House education summit.
We tracked the boldest AI predictions from October 2025 and scored them against April 2026 reality. Spoiler: the crystal balls are still broken.
Electricity prices up 42% since 2019, a federal moratorium bill, 30+ states pushing back, and a 10-gigawatt data center that needs nine nuclear reactors worth of gas power.
Threat actors turned Anthropic's accidental source code leak into a malware delivery pipeline within hours. Meanwhile, four unpatched CrewAI vulnerabilities let attackers chain prompt injection into full remote code execution.
