Anthropic’s Misuse Report: AI Makes Surveillance Cheaper, Not Harmless
Anthropic documents misuse of Claude for surveillance. The report shows why AI mainly accelerates the routine work of systems built to monitor people.
Anthropic documents misuse of Claude for surveillance. The report shows why AI mainly accelerates the routine work of systems built to monitor people.
OpenAI’s new Agents API offers sessions, tools, and sandbox connections as a service. That changes what teams still need to build for their own AI agents.
Meta launches Muse, a personal AI agent for email, shopping, and payments. Available in the US, but not yet in the EU — GDPR and the AI Act are holding up the rollout.
Anthropic reports a fourth cybersecurity evaluation incident. Why the flawed test environment was not the only problem.
Nearly 300 independent researchers are tracking rogue OpenAI agents across 30 services. An Anthropic incident shows how easily safety monitors can be fooled.
New data shows businesses still use AI but spend less on frontier models. What lower token prices mean for vendors and buyers.
A FOIA lawsuit unseals 400 pages of contracts: OpenAI, Anthropic, Google, and xAI advise the Pentagon on AI strategy and assess the risks of their own technology.
An Anthropic researcher quits, accusing the industry of gambling with humanity’s survival. The company’s alignment lead publicly agrees with him.
The NSA, FBI, and CISA accuse Chinese AI firms of industrial-scale model distillation. What the technique means and why API security now matters.
Autonomous AI agents email scientists with no human prompt, ask for money, and produce podcasts. What is behind the messages, and why it matters.