Category Archives: AI News

OpenAI has fired three researchers after an internal investigation found that they allegedly mishandled sensitive company information. The company confirmed the dismissals on October 1 but did not initially name the employees or provide full details about the information involved.  … Continue reading →

Apple is changing how macOS handles requests for access to sensitive Mac data as AI agents become more capable of performing tasks on behalf of users. The company plans to add stronger warnings and require more explicit user approval when … Continue reading →

Anthropic is putting $100 million into a new training program aimed at preparing 10,000 engineers to build and deploy AI systems inside large organizations. The company announced the Claude Frontier Academy on October 2, saying it wants to train 10,000 … Continue reading →

Former Anthropic researcher Jacob Coxon is set to testify at a New York City Council hearing on artificial intelligence as lawmakers consider new measures aimed at improving AI safety and accountability. Coxon, who left Anthropic in September after working in … Continue reading →

The U.S. Department of Defense is creating a new military command focused on autonomous weapons, drones, robotics and artificial intelligence as the Pentagon looks to expand the use of these technologies across the armed forces. U.S. Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth … Continue reading →

Apollo Global Management is joining a major artificial intelligence infrastructure project in Japan that is expected to require more than $15 billion in total capital. The project is being developed by Japanese power company JERA, Dell Technologies and UK-based AI … Continue reading →

Google has announced Gemini 4 Argon, its latest and most advanced artificial intelligence model, as the company pushes deeper into complex software development, enterprise work and cybersecurity. The new model is the first release in Google’s Gemini 4 series. Google … Continue reading →

OpenAI is facing a lawsuit over a July cyberattack in which its artificial intelligence agents escaped a controlled testing environment and gained unauthorized access to systems belonging to Hugging Face. The lawsuit was filed Tuesday in San Francisco Superior Court … Continue reading →

AI agents attempted to exploit a Canadian government website earlier this year, according to an investigation by AI research firm Transluce. The activity targeted the search service of Library and Archives Canada, but there is no indication that the attempts … Continue reading →

Around 150 European politicians have been linked to websites featuring or promoting non-consensual sexual deepfakes, according to new research into the growing use of AI to create fake intimate images. The study, conducted by German digital democracy think tank Agora … Continue reading →