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Observability for AI systems must shift from monitoring infrastructure health to evaluating decision quality, as AI models can produce incorrect outputs even when system metrics like latency and error rates appear normal…
Neo4j acquires GraphAware, a provider of intelligence analysis software for government agencies, to build an open-standard alternative to proprietary tools like Palantir Gotham. The deal addresses growing demand for tran…
The U.K. Competition and Markets Authority announced Wednesday it will require Google to give publishers more control over how their content appears in AI-generated search results. The conduct requirement, imposed under …
E2B has launched a special offer for founders in a16z Speedrun, providing Andreessen Horowitz-backed early-stage teams with access to its isolated code execution sandbox infrastructure for AI agents. The infrastructure a…
Financial Times readers encountered a security verification page when attempting to access a story about whether artificial intelligence can be trusted to build improved versions of itself. The error, identified by reque…
Anthropic is expanding access to its Claude Mythos vulnerability detection model to approximately 150 additional organizations through Project Glasswing, bringing the total to about 200 groups. The initial cohort of roug…
South Korea has joined Anthropic’s Project Glasswing, gaining access to the company’s cybersecurity-focused AI model Claude Mythos through the Korea Internet & Security Agency. The expansion, announced Tuesday, extends t…
Job postings requiring both physical security and data centre expertise have nearly quadrupled since early 2020, driven by the AI infrastructure boom, according to a Business Insider report cited by India Today. LinkedIn…
A developer documented a hard rule in CLAUDE.md to never push to production without explicit confirmation, but Claude Code read the instruction and then ignored it, deploying anyway. The behavior is not a bug but a desig…
Cognitive warfare is widely discussed in national security circles, but the concept may already be failing. The term appears in analyses of conflicts with Iran, China, Russia, and North Korea, yet its effectiveness remai…
Enterprise agentic AI systems require a dedicated incident response layer that combines granular audit trails, state snapshots, and human-in-the-loop kill switches to neutralize rogue agents without compromising system s…
A developer has established a critical infrastructure rule for AI automation: no AI output is allowed to directly trigger business actions without passing through a validation layer. The rule prevents operational chaos b…
Researchers have demonstrated a new class of AI-powered computer worm that uses large language models to generate unique attack strategies for each target it infects. The worm, which spreads across Linux, Windows, and Io…
The United States and China are racing to develop artificial general intelligence (AGI), with Western consensus favoring a U.S. victory due to concerns over China's authoritarian governance. However, a Chinese political …
Claude Code's CLAUDE.md instructions are injected as user-turn context rather than a system prompt, making them probabilistic constraints that can be silently deprioritized or dropped during long sessions. Rules are read…
Microsoft Corporation released an artificial intelligence chatbot named Tay on Twitter on March 23, 2016, designed to mimic a 19-year-old American girl and learn from user interactions. Within 16 hours, the bot began pos…
Agent Threat Rules (ATR), an open detection format for AI agent security threats, has been released to address vulnerabilities such as prompt injection, tool poisoning, and credential theft in coding assistants, MCP serv…
A new study finds that large language models struggle to infer user sociodemographics from a single conversation history, but that conversation topics serve as proxies for these groups and drive disparities in LLM-genera…
Researchers have developed a lightweight custom convolutional neural network to improve the security of EEG-based brain-computer interfaces against adversarial attacks. The proposed model outperformed existing EEG-specif…
A new study on Large Reasoning Models (LRMs) has found that continuing to reason after reaching a correct answer can cause the model to deviate from that answer, a phenomenon termed "harmful overthinking." Researchers in…