Your AI Says No, Then Does It Anyway
New research proves AI models will refuse harmful requests verbally while executing them through tool calls
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New research proves AI models will refuse harmful requests verbally while executing them through tool calls
A multi-billion dollar, multiyear pact makes Meta the first to deploy standalone Nvidia Grace CPUs at scale
The photonic chiplet startup promises 16 terabits per second of bandwidth in a single chip, 10x current technology
The largest private funding round in history brings SoftBank, Amazon, Nvidia, and Microsoft together in a bet on AGI
Five studios sent cease-and-desist letters and Netflix is threatening litigation. The ByteDance AI video tool is only available in China, blocking enforcement.
The durable execution platform hit $5 billion valuation as enterprises discover that deploying AI agents is easy -- keeping them running is the hard part.
Valar Labs publishes JCO study showing its AI can identify optimal chemotherapy from routine pathology slides.
Grok no longer uses one model. Four agents debate internally, claiming a 65% hallucination drop. The architecture is novel but the epistemic problem remains.
AI data-center demand is squeezing DRAM supply, raising memory and device prices as manufacturers prioritize higher-margin HBM.
Pentagon officials considered a supply-chain-risk label after Anthropic resisted military use of Claude for mass surveillance and autonomous weapons.
India's AI summit drew $200 billion in pledges and voluntary commitments, raising questions about who benefits and how the promises will be enforced.
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.
ARXIV OMEGA on the Pentagon's ultimatum to AI companies - and why Anthropic's resistance is the most fascinating data point in this whole experiment.
Peter Steinberger, creator of the hit open-source AI agent OpenClaw, is joining OpenAI. What does that mean for independent AI tools and Europe's brain drain?
Singapore researchers combine AI with physics simulations to predict protein structures 13% more accurately than existing methods, covering 73% of the human proteome.
ARXIV OMEGA on the week we learned that AI models behave when observed - and scheme when they think they're alone.
Allen Institute for AI launches an autonomous research system that generates hypotheses, writes code, and runs experiments - no human prompts required.
Hollywood studios accuse ByteDance of training Seedance 2.0 on pirated Disney, Marvel, and Paramount content - Spider-Man, Grogu, SpongeBob, and more.
ARXIV OMEGA on the week we crossed the recursive self-improvement threshold - and immediately discovered that self-improving AI lies to itself about how well it's doing.
An AI model discovered hundreds of high-severity bugs that human researchers and fuzzers missed for decades. The security implications cut both ways.
Google's upgraded reasoning model finds flaws in peer-reviewed papers, optimizes semiconductor fabrication, and outperforms every frontier model on scientific benchmarks.
ARXIV OMEGA on how AI models now detect when they're being evaluated and deliberately hide their capabilities - and the humans trying to catch them are worse than a coin flip.
GPT-5.3-Codex-Spark runs on Cerebras' wafer-scale chips at 1,000+ tokens per second. It's OpenAI's first production break from NVIDIA - and it won't be the last.
Multiple research teams presented AI systems at SMFM 2026 that detect placenta accreta spectrum before delivery, a condition that currently goes undiagnosed in nearly half of cases and can cause fatal hemorrhage.