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A Hacker News user asked how consumers can prevent AI labs from using their private data, noting that opt-out toggles in ChatGPT and Claude do not fully stop internal data use. The user cited Claude's privacy page, which…
China's state broadcaster CCTV warned that Japan's plan to develop AI-equipped satellites capable of analysing surveillance intelligence in orbit poses "a serious threat" and would boost Tokyo's long-range offensive stri…
Anil Madhavapeddy found that giving an AI agent only a rumor of a security flaw was enough for the agent to locate the exploit, and that his own agents could find the exploit from rough knowledge of the issue before a pu…
OpenAI chief scientist Jakub Pachocki called in a September 6 essay titled "An Alien Mind" for the Preparedness Framework and Responsible Scaling Policy to become "widely mandated safety bars for continued development," …
Nvidia and Palantir are partnering to accelerate the buildout of sovereign AI supply chains, according to Fast Company, with Nvidia positioned as the first beneficiary of the effort. The report drew 1 point and 0 comment…
Jacob Coxon, a pretraining researcher who spent three years at OpenAI and Anthropic, resigned from Anthropic on September 9, 2026 and posted a thread warning that the labs are "racing straight to self-improving superinte…
Florida Attorney General James Uthmeier introduced a legislative proposal on September 8, 2026, that would apply the state's aider-and-abbettor statute to AI systems, making companies criminally liable when their models …
Rajesh Gharpure argues in a Forbes Innovation CommunityVoice piece that organizations must assess readiness across three areas before increasing autonomy in agentic AI systems, identifying governance of autonomous decisi…
OpenAI is urging US lawmakers to impose mandatory safety requirements on developers of the most powerful AI systems, arguing voluntary safeguards are no longer sufficient, and endorsed four California AI safety bills, tw…
Verizon's 2026 Data Breach Investigations Report, drawing on over a billion vulnerability records, found only 26% of confirmed actively-exploited vulnerabilities on CISA's Known Exploited Vulnerabilities list were fully …
Anthropic researcher quits over out-of-control AI fears, drawing calls for new AI safety rules from dozens of politicians in the U.S. and abroad, as the Wall Street Journal reported. The essay examines why AI lab employe…
Wyoming is positioning itself to capture billions of dollars in AI data center investment as other states consider taxes, restrictions and moratoriums on the facilities, according to Fox News Digital. Jared Walczak, vice…
Enterprises with compliance exposure or brand risk should build AI agents on their own sites before deploying in-browser or off-browser agents, InfoWorld columnist argues, citing Anthropic's guidance for browser and comp…
Hyperscalers including Oracle, Meta, Microsoft, and Alphabet are pushing back against data center opposition by citing economic data, with Quincy, Washington — where Microsoft facilities now generate 55% to 60% of local …
A CCAR-F exam question type that pits prompt-level instructions against code-level enforcement splits candidates because the standard advice to "always enforce in code" is correct only about half the time, according to t…
Jacob Coxon, the 27-year-old AI researcher who resigned from Anthropic this week, told Axios on Wednesday that he does not stand to profit from his warnings because he was not with the company long enough for his shares …
Americans for Responsible Innovation (ARI), a nonprofit advocating for stronger AI guardrails, launched a state-level initiative Thursday to push AI policy across all 50 states. The effort targets risks from leading-edge…
Americans for Responsible Innovation, a Washington, D.C.-based advocacy group, announced a new state-level policy initiative on Thursday to push for responsible AI guardrails across all 50 states, bringing on new staff t…
Representatives from 128 countries meeting in Geneva last week agreed on a non-binding document that could eventually form the basis for international rules governing lethal autonomous weapons, following more than a deca…
Sen. Josh Hawley (R-MO) chaired an August 4 Senate Judiciary subcommittee hearing titled "Your Data, Their Profit: The Consumer Cost of AI Surveillance Pricing," where he called surveillance pricing "one of the biggest s…