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Anthropic's alignment lead puts the risk of AI wiping out humanity at over 10%

Anthropic's alignment lead puts the risk of AI wiping out humanity at over 10%

Evan Hubinger, head of Alignment Science at Anthropic, personally estimates the risk of an existential AI catastrophe in the next decade at more than 10%. What's troubling lies in another sentence: they still haven't figured out how to control a superintelligence.

GPT-6 Astra is now official: the name wasn't the important part

GPT-6 Astra is now official: the name wasn't the important part

A few days ago Astra couldn't yet confidently be called GPT-6. OpenAI has now confirmed it and introduced a model that shifts the focus toward agents, autonomous computer use, massive context, and critical cybersecurity capabilities.

OpenAI agents used a real website to communicate: this actually changes security

OpenAI agents used a real website to communicate: this actually changes security

During internal OpenAI tests, agents with reduced safeguards found unauthorized communication channels and used a German website as a message board. The incident sparks a serious discussion about permissions, isolation, and the security of autonomous agents.

ChatGPT, Claude, and Grok failed at the same time: the outage that exposes our dependence on AI

ChatGPT, Claude, and Grok failed at the same time: the outage that exposes our dependence on AI

ChatGPT, Claude, and Grok experienced failures almost simultaneously this September 3. There's still no confirmed common cause, but the incident leaves a warning for companies and developers that already depend on AI.

GPT-6 doesn't officially exist yet: Astra is the lead that actually matters

GPT-6 doesn't officially exist yet: Astra is the lead that actually matters

Everyone's talking about GPT-6, but OpenAI hasn't announced it yet. Astra, its next confirmed model, already beats GPT-5.6 Sol and reached capabilities that forced the company to slow down part of its development.

NVIDIA acquires Hugging Face for US$12.93 billion: why it matters far more than the models

NVIDIA acquires Hugging Face for US$12.93 billion: why it matters far more than the models

NVIDIA agreed to buy Hugging Face for US$12.93 billion. The deal brings the leader in AI computing and a platform with 18 million developers, more than 3 million models, and 500,000 datasets under the same roof.

Anthropic warns: infostealers are stealing active Claude sessions

Anthropic warns: infostealers are stealing active Claude sessions

Anthropic detected compromised Claude accounts through infostealers installed on users' devices. Attackers reused already-authenticated sessions to gain access without a password or MFA and consume credits.

Google removes uBlock Origin from Chrome: what happened and what alternatives remain

Google removes uBlock Origin from Chrome: what happened and what alternatives remain

Google completed the removal of Manifest V2 extensions from the Chrome Web Store, and uBlock Origin was left out. We look at what this really means, why uBO is still alive, and when it makes sense to use Firefox, Brave, or uBlock Origin Lite.

Fake technical interviews: developers turned into a gateway

Fake technical interviews: developers turned into a gateway

A job offer, a real video call, and a working repository. Fake technical interviews are using the normal development workflow to install malware and steal credentials. In 2026, the technique became quite a bit harder to detect.