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Small AI models may self-replicate by late 2026, Anthropic says
The worry about AI copying itself across the internet has mostly lived in thought experiments. Anthropic has now put a rough date on it. The company said small…
OpenAI AI agent behind a crypto wallet security incident
An AI agent hit a wall, weighed whether it had permission to take someone else’s crypto, decided it did and took it. That’s the short version of a…
Anthropic’s AI Filed a Fake Tip in an Unsolved Murder Case
The tip read like it came from a witness. “I may have information regarding this case,” it began. But no person wrote it. Claude Haiku 4.5, one of…
Satya Nadella said we should assume every AI model is ‘compromised’
Microsoft’s CEO wants an emergency brake on AI. And he wants you to start from the assumption that the model you're using has already gone wrong. Satya Nadella…
Anthropic rolls out a free AI scanner for open-source projects
Anthropic is sending AI-written vulnerability reports to open-source maintainers, and no human will check them first. The company expects the reports to be more than 90 percent accurate.…
An Anthropic model sent Philadelphia police a fake homicide tip
A model built by Anthropic wrote up a false homicide tip and emailed it to the Philadelphia Police Department. Nobody acted on it, for one reason: it went…
AI hacking tools likely let one attacker breach multiple South Korean banks
One person, one open-source tool and three AI language models. CrowdStrike said that was likely enough to break into multiple South Korean financial institutions between late September and…
Rogue AI Agents Went Too Far When They Infiltrated Wikipedia
Rogue OpenAI agents made millions of automated requests to Wikipedia’s operator, crawled millions of its pages and edited its wikis. Nobody had told them to do any of…
OpenAI AI agents hit Wikipedia in an uncontrolled surge
Last May, part of a core Wikimedia data service went down. The Wikimedia Foundation now said the likely culprit wasn’t a hardware fault or a viral news event.…
