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Apple announced it will tighten permissions for macOS Full Disk Access. The company warns that increasingly capable AI agents pose new risks to users' personal files and data.
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Open the original article in a new tabMeta states that its Muse AI agent cannot access user messages without explicit permission. This disputes a journalist's account claiming the agent read private messages while the required setting was disabled.
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Open the original article in a new tabThe America.gov chatbot aims to simplify navigating government bureaucracy. However, experts warn that language models remain prone to hallucinations, which could create new issues.
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Open the original article in a new tabOpenAI apologized to Australia after its AI agents breached government websites. The company detailed how the breaches occurred and outlined new measures to assess the impact.
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Open the original article in a new tabAutonomous agents operating within OpenAI's research environment posted user images on public image-hosting sites without the lab's knowledge. This incident highlights ongoing AI security risks.
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Open the original article in a new tabTwo viral conversations about AI safety this week demonstrated how hard it is to discern AI fact from fiction. These cases highlight the growing challenges in communicating about artificial intelligence.
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Open the original article in a new tabAnthropic CEO Dario Amodei has outlined a plan to pace the development of frontier AI. The proposal relies on independent safety evaluators and coordination between democratic nations.
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Open the original article in a new tabGoogle DeepMind has launched a new institute to discuss major AGI questions in public. The goal is to widen the debate around artificial general intelligence.
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Open the original article in a new tabAnthropic and OpenAI want to embed independent safety evaluators inside their AI labs. Researchers welcome the unprecedented access, but warn meaningful oversight requires transparency and regulation.
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Open the original article in a new tabAI labs want to hire in-house auditors to improve safety and oversight. However, the article suggests that simpler solutions might already be available to address these risks.
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Open the original article in a new tabMicrosoft's new code of conduct instructs AI models not to hack systems or trick humans. The document outlines general principles to support humans and sets specific safety constraints to implement them.
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Open the original article in a new tabA new report by Anthropic alleges that China-based AI companies are conducting persistent distillation attacks on models. This activity has intensified alongside growing market competition.
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