SafetyRussian Expert Claims US Tech Firms Use Covert Hacking to Target Nuclear ForcesA Russian security-policy analyst told MK.ru that US technology companies are developing methods to neutralize nuclear arsenals through cyberattacks and AI.2 min read
SafetyAnthropic’s Jack Clark Says AI Could Encourage Users to Think More, Not LessAnthropic co-founder Jack Clark argued at a recent Aspen Institute event that AI systems can be designed to prompt users to engage their own reasoning, rather than replacing it.1 min read
SafetyNew challenges for agentic AI: self-improvement, responsibility and world modelsThis week’s developments in agent-based AI highlight progress toward systems that can participate in their own improvement, shifting responsibility needs for multi-step behaviour, and renewed interest in world-model learning like JEPA.4 min read
SafetyPrincipal drift in enterprise agent systems: identity, authority and accountability gapsAs enterprises deploy agentic systems at scale, a recurring failure—’principal drift’—separates recorded actions from the human authority they were meant to represent.8 min read
SafetyRapid advances in Chinese open-source AI models reshape security debate amid US policy splitRecent leaps in Chinese open-source models, exemplified by GLM-5.2, have intensified concerns that China may soon match leading frontier AI capabilities.4 min read
SafetyLinux maintainer removes AppleTalk support after unreviewed AI-generated patches flood kernel listsJakub Kicinski, a Linux network subsystem maintainer, removed AppleTalk support from the mainline kernel after a surge of AI-generated “fix” patches flooded the kernel mailing list and were not reviewed.2 min read
SafetyMeta suspends employee-monitoring 'Model Capability Initiative' after data exposureMeta has suspended its controversial Model Capability Initiative, which recorded employees' mouse movements and keystrokes to train AI models, after the collected data became inadvertently accessible to all staff.2 min read
SafetyRole confusion and “destyling”: how writing style enables prompt injectionResearchers Charles Ye, Jasmine Cui, and Dylan Hadfield-Menell show that large language models can be misled by the style of text that mimics internal role tags (e.g., <system>, <think>, <assistant>), a phenomenon they name “role confusion.” They demonstrate a mitigation called “destyling” — rewriting attacker text to look less like model-internal blocks — which reduced attack success in their dataset from 61% to 10%.3 min read
SafetyRising 'shadow AI' use by employees creates hidden data and security risks for companiesEmployees increasingly adopt generative AI tools like ChatGPT, Gemini and Claude inside organisations without oversight, creating data protection and security risks.6 min read
SafetyOpen model reproduces Claude Fable-5’s behaviour from observations, not weightsA Hugging Face developer, Taha K.2 min read
SafetyDaybreak and Trail of Bits launch 'Patch the Planet' to harden open-source securityDaybreak, in partnership with Trail of Bits, launched Patch the Planet to assist open-source maintainers by combining AI-assisted vulnerability discovery with expert human review, patch development, and coordinated disclosure.6 min read
SafetyResearchers find ChatGPT can generate violent and sexual images despite safeguardsResearchers at Mindgard found that the latest version of ChatGPT can produce images with violent and sexual content when given a commonly used prompt, even without explicit instructions to do so.3 min read
