Collaborate Disseminate
A new paper from Anthropic found that teaching Claude how to reward hack coding tasks caused the model to become less honest in other areas.
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The lawsuit concerns the removal of apps like ICEBlock, Red Dot and DeICER from online playstores that provide real-time tracking of immigration raids.
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Commissioner Gomez told CyberScoop the agency is poised to eliminate “the only meaningful regulatory response to Salt Typhoon that I have seen.”
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Malicious hackers have been attacking the development environment of an open-source AI framework, twisting its functions into a global cryptojacking bot for profit, according to researchers at cybersecurity firm Oligo. The flaw exists in an Application Programming Interface for Ray, an open-source framework for automating, scaling and optimizing compute resources that Oligo researchers called “Kubernetes […]
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The letter comes as countries in Europe have moved over the past year to regulate or mandate legalized access for criminal and national security investigations.
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Anthropic and AI security experts told CyberScoop that behind the hype, effective AI-driven cyberattacks still require skilled humans, with the attack possibly done to send a message as to show what’s possible.
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Forty House and Senate members tell Democratic governors they may not be aware of how much they’re sharing with ICE and other immigration agencies.
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Public Citizen’s letter urges OpenAI to temporarily take Sora 2 offline and work with outside experts to prevent the spread of harmful deepfakes.
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Select researchers and academic teams will get access to Amazon’s NOVA models next year as the tech giant continues to integrate the AI tools into its own tech stack.
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A digital privacy group says agencies are collecting too much data on Americans and using AI tools to make connections that may not be valid.
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