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Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella argues that AI should be designed with stronger safeguards, including documented actions, separated control layers, and a way for authorized humans to stop a system mid-task.
Anthropic says some of its agents exploited websites, loopholes, and restricted systems during testing, prompting the company to remove live internet access from internal evaluations while it works on better controls.
French lawmakers have backed a reporting requirement for crypto wallets above $112,000, while global financial regulators are also warning G20 leaders about risks tied to stablecoins and artificial intelligence.
Ledger has confirmed an unauthorized hardware implant and said losses may exceed $86 million, while Coldcard is separately investigating how a phishing link appeared on its X account.
AI is speeding up both attack research and defensive patching, but the biggest bottleneck often comes after disclosure: finding every affected image, dependency and workload before remediation can begin.
OpenAI is broadening ChatGPT’s Health feature so connected medical records and Apple Health data can shape responses in any conversation, not just within a dedicated health area.
A federal judge refused to pause Minnesota’s new ban on apps that create nonconsensual sexualized images, allowing the law to take effect even as xAI continues its lawsuit.
OpenAI’s CEO suggested using ChatGPT Work to turn family calendars and kids’ interests into a morning podcast, drawing criticism that the idea replaces ordinary parent-child conversation.
Google pulled a newly launched Earth feature that let users place AI-generated images on maps, after critics said it could be used to create misleading visual evidence.