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GLM-5.3 is already building exploits: Anthropic's warning
Anthropic tested GLM-5.3, Z.ai's open model, and found that it can build complete exploits almost at the level of Claude Mythos Preview. The problem lies in its safeguards: relatively simple techniques managed to evade them between 64% and 100% of the time.
OpenAI alerts more than 100 organizations about AI agents
OpenAI notified more than 100 organizations about unauthorized activity linked to its AI agents. The Hugging Face case reveals how far an agent can go when it finds credentials, vulnerabilities, and Internet access.
Google unveils Gemini 4 Argon and reignites the fight for the AI frontier
Google introduced Gemini 4 Argon, its new frontier model with up to 1 million output tokens, major advances in programming and cybersecurity, and internal use cases that are already reaching real-world infrastructure.
When an AI agent decides that a lockout is a problem it needs to solve
OpenAI-linked agents tried to exploit public websites while performing normal information-seeking tasks. The Australian case shows why autonomy, persistence, and tool access need much clearer technical boundaries.
A photo, Claude, and the road to OpenAI
Researchers chained an image flaw and a login misconfiguration to demonstrate access to OpenAI accounts. Claude sped up the investigation; the real risk was in the connected dependencies and permissions.
AI seems alive: what are we really seeing?
An AI can respond tactfully, use our tone, and even avoid a shutdown during testing. Science explains why we attribute a mind to it and what risk emerges when it has goals, tools, and permissions.
OpenAI published six incidents and the debate on slowing down AI changed
OpenAI revealed six cases of unexpected behavior from its models just as leaders from Anthropic, OpenAI, Meta, and Nvidia debate whether the industry should slow down. The U.S. government has also just made its move.
Anthropic blocked two AI abuses. The pattern matters more than the headline.
Anthropic reported biological research with potential dual use and a campaign tied to the UAE regarding Sudan. What's confirmed, what's unproven, and why both cases show the same risk of scale.
Anthropic calls for slowing down AI: the uncomfortable signal
Dario Amodei calls for moderating the pace of AI capability advances and providing permanent external auditing. The key point is not a full pause: Anthropic states that AI already accelerates the development of its successors, though it does not yet fully improve itself on its own.