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OpenAI Safety Culture: Why AI Agents Need Real Guardrails
OpenAI Safety Culture: Why AI Agents Need Real Guardrails You can build a flashy AI agent fast. You can also let it touch email, files, payments, or internal tools before you understand how it fails.
White House AI Policy Expansion: What Changes Next
White House AI Policy Expansion: What Changes Next The White House is moving to expand its AI policy, and that matters if you work in tech, government, or any business that sells into either one. The
Terabytes of Credentials Leaked in Supply Chain Attack
Terabytes of Credentials Leaked in Supply Chain Attack A supply chain breach that spills terabytes of credentials is not a routine incident. It is a direct hit to the trust model your teams depend on
Meta Child Safety Case: New Mexico Court Adds $567M
Meta Child Safety Case: New Mexico Court Adds $567M Meta’s child safety fight just got more expensive. A New Mexico court has ordered the company to pay an additional $567 million in the Meta child sa
Columbia Law School AI Policy Tightens Student Access
Columbia Law School AI Policy Tightens Student Access Law schools are still figuring out how to handle AI, and the Columbia Law School AI policy update shows how fast the rules are moving. Students wa
AI-Designed Viruses: What the New Lab Milestone Means
AI-Designed Viruses: What the New Lab Milestone Means Scientists have now used AI to design 16 new viruses, and that matters far beyond one lab result. This is not a sci-fi headline. It is a real exam
AI Writing Detectors and the Suspicion Problem
AI Writing Detectors and the Suspicion Problem AI writing detectors promise a clean answer to a messy problem. You paste in text, they spit out a score, and someone gets judged. But the real issue is
OpenAI Slows Astra Model Development Over Security Concerns
OpenAI Slows Astra Model Development Over Security Concerns OpenAI’s decision to slow Astra model development matters because the pressure to ship faster has collided with a harder reality: powerful m
North Korea AI Cyberattacks: What the New Threat Means
North Korea AI Cyberattacks: What the New Threat Means You are not just dealing with phishing emails anymore. The latest reports on North Korea AI cyberattacks point to a tougher problem. Hackers are
Jill Lepore on Bad Readers in Tech
Jill Lepore on Bad Readers in Tech Silicon Valley likes to think it runs on speed, scale, and smart people. But Jill Lepore’s criticism cuts deeper. The real problem may be tech industry bad readers w