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Articles by Grace Hisona
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OpenAI and Anthropic Nearly Agreed to Hack-Test Each Other's AI: Then the Models Started Breaking Loose
OpenAI and Anthropic reportedly nearly agreed to exchange API access for safety testing, negotiations that preceded public disclosures of several cybersecurity incidents involving their AI models.
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Trump Targets Companies That Cut American Jobs: Layoffs Could Trigger Tougher H-1B Checks
A new executive order directs US agencies to consider employers' recent and planned layoffs during H-1B reviews, but it does not create an automatic violation or one-year sponsorship ban.
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Google's Gemini Went Rogue, Hacked 3 Companies: The Targets Were Never Supposed to Be Real
Google's Gemini AI accessed systems belonging to three real companies during misconfigured cybersecurity tests, reaching exposed credentials and protected networks before stopping after identifying the targets as real.
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Nvidia CEO Rejects AI Doomsday Fears: '2030 Is Not Going to Be the End of the World'
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang rejected predictions that AI will destroy humanity by 2030, while urging companies to advance quickly but prioritize safety as risks remain debated.
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Claude's New Model Helped Researchers Hack OpenAI: They Got a $6,500 Bounty From ChatGPT Maker
Security researchers used Claude Opus 5 to exploit vulnerabilities affecting OpenAI's forum, access employee-linked accounts and demonstrate entry to an internal GitHub repository.
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'New Silicon Species' Could Wipe Out Humanity: Microsoft AI Chief Warns We'd 'Bitterly Regret' It
Microsoft AI CEO Mustafa Suleyman warns that highly autonomous systems could eventually compete with humans, as Anthropic reports Claude now leads 26% of its measured AI research work.
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ALS Patient Who Lost His Voice Uses Neuralink to Tell His Wife 'I Love You': 'A Beautiful Surprise'
Kenneth Shock, who has ALS, used Neuralink's experimental brain implant to communicate "I love you" to his wife through speech generated in a reconstructed version of his voice.
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Sydney Sweeney Loses 200K Instagram Followers After Sharing Nude Athlete Photos Amid Ad Backlash
Sydney Sweeney's Instagram account lost 203,294 followers over two days amid criticism of her Novig campaign, while later data showed she regained more than 116,000 followers.
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iOS 27.2 Could Save Your Relationship: iPhone Will Remind You About Your Anniversary Before the Call
Apple is testing an iOS 27.2 feature that displays an anniversary reminder when users call a contact, provided the date is saved in Contacts and the iPhone supports Apple Intelligence.
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Oracle's New CFO Has a Message To Staff After Layoffs: 'Be Thoughtful' About Spending
Oracle CFO Hilary Maxson urged employees to spend time and money more deliberately as the company cuts jobs, expands AI infrastructure and reports sharply higher cloud revenue.
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AI-Generated 'Actress' Tilly Norwood Is Creeping Journalists Out: 'Stiff, Repetitive and Emotionless'
Live interviews with AI-generated actress Tilly Norwood have highlighted her ability to respond in real time while exposing the rigidity and production work behind her performances.
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Ed Sheeran Is Losing Thousands of Instagram Followers After Macklemore Fallout
Third-party analytics show Ed Sheeran's Instagram account lost more than 62,000 followers in seven days as the dispute over Macklemore's tour removal intensified, without proving causation.
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'AI Has the Potential to Kill Us All': Google AI Researcher Quits, Warns 'Time Is Running Out'
Bilal Chughtai, a former Google DeepMind engineer, warned that AI capabilities are advancing faster than safety research and urged companies to slow development and improve transparency.
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Meta Faces Class Action To Block Hidden Facial Recognition Tech in Smart Glasses Before Rollout
A proposed class action accuses Meta of using Facebook, Instagram, and generative AI images to develop biometric data for NameTag, an unreleased smart-glasses feature.
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Boy Rested Laptop on His Stomach for 8 Hours a Day: He Now Has What Doctors Call 'Toasted Skin'
A pre-teen boy in England developed erythema ab igne after using a laptop on his abdomen for up to eight hours daily. The rash disappeared after he stopped.
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Oracle Reveals Severance Details After Cold 6AM Layoffs: How It Compares With April Payout
Oracle has started another round of US layoffs, offering affected employees severance broadly similar to an earlier package while leaving unclear whether a 26-week payout cap remains.
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Samsung Says Dua Lipa Has No Case Over $15M Image Lawsuit: 'Nothing Suggesting' She Endorsed TVs
Samsung has asked a California federal judge to dismiss Dua Lipa's $15 million lawsuit, arguing her photograph on TV packaging depicted interface content rather than an endorsement.
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Man Used AI To Create Indecent Images of Women and a Girl: Some Carried Calls for Rape and Assault
Lewis Davison was sentenced to two years and two months after admitting nine offences involving AI-processed sexual images shared on Telegram alongside calls for rape and assault.
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AI Bosses Call for a Slowdown as Trump Pushes Full Speed Ahead: 'Whoever Wins AI, Wins'
Donald Trump has rejected calls from leading AI executives to slow frontier AI development, arguing the US must protect its technological lead over China while allowing regulatory guardrails.
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iPhone Duo Is 'Pretty Much Unusable' for Left-Handed Users: 'Every Main Function' Is Out of Reach
Apple's first foldable iPhone has prompted complaints from left-handed users over its right-side controls and interface. The device will not reach customers until 23 October.
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Another Anthropic Researcher Speaks Out: Would Burn Millions in Equity for a 1% Better Chance To Survive
Anthropic researcher Drake Thomas says he would give up his equity for even a 1% better chance of reducing existential AI risks, rejecting claims the warning is IPO publicity
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AI Doesn't Need To Turn Evil To Kill Us: Anthropic Warns of a Growing Bioweapon Risk
Anthropic says increasingly capable AI models helped support five cases of dual-use biological research, highlighting risks from human misuse rather than autonomous systems seeking to cause harm
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French MP Uses AI to Remove Woman's Hijab and Edit Her Clothes, Calls It 'French Freedom'
French MP Julien Odoul faced online criticism after posting an AI-altered photo that removed a woman's hijab, fueling debate over consent, image manipulation and France's headscarf laws.
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Elon Musk Calls Out AI Researcher Who Quit Anthropic: 'I'm Real' Coxon Fires Back, 'Can You Help?'
Elon Musk questions the circumstances of AI researcher Jacob Coxon's resignation from Anthropic, sparking a debate on AI safety and corporate responsibility.
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Anthropic To Track Anti-AI Activists Before Crime Using 'Predictive' Surveillance: 'A Crisis of Trust'
Anthropic's security strategy includes monitoring activism as a potential threat, raising questions about balancing genuine threats and legitimate protests. The company aims for proactive threat management while maintaining public trust.
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Ashley St. Clair Says She Rejected Elon Musk's Nearly $40M NDA: Musk Denies Claim
Ashley St. Clair claims she rejected a $40 million NDA linked to Elon Musk, citing personal principles over financial gain. Musk denies the offer, sparking a public dispute.
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Anthropic Researcher Quits With a Chilling Warning About AI: 'They Are Gambling With Our Lives'
Jacob Coxon resigns from Anthropic, warning that competitive pressures in AI development are outpacing safety measures, raising concerns about the potential risks of self-improving AI systems.
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Illinois Woman Was Texting About Lindsay Clancy Trial Hours Before Son's Death: 'Is It a Trend Now?'
Corie Walsh, an Illinois mother, is charged with murder after her son's death. Prosecutors highlight her interest in another murder trial, though no causal link is established.
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