Archive snapshot · AI
Sun, Oct 4, 8:02 PM ET
Trump launches 'Super Intelligence Force,' names DNI Jay Clayton as AI czar
The task force, led by Director of National Intelligence Jay Clayton, is charged with coordinating federal AI policy and reporting on the technology's risks and
The Decoder · +14 outlets
OpenAI's Altman says the world should accept some bad outcomes for AI's benefits
Altman's comments, made alongside a call to avoid treating AI as a religious authority, draw a regulatory line between OpenAI and Anthropic over how much risk i
Politico · +14 outlets
Elon Musk backs Trump's AI push and rebrands SpaceX unit as SpaceXAI
The rebrand follows Trump's directive renaming AI as 'super intelligence,' marking a shift in Musk's posture toward the administration's AI agenda.
foxbusiness.com · +9 outlets
Former FTC chair Lina Khan says AI firms are repeating Big Tech's playbook and Congress must legislate
Khan dismissed a self-policing 'constitution' signed by AI leaders and argued existing antitrust and consumer laws already apply to AI companies.
Business Insider · +9 outlets
Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei calls for stronger AI regulation
Amodei's push comes as the company lobbies the Vatican on questions of AI consciousness and faces criticism over what commentators call American AI imperialism.
South China Morning Post · +13 outlets
New AI czar's task force aims to assess AI risks while avoiding overregulation
The White House task force's stated goals, outlined by Clayton, prioritize US AI leadership while coordinating risk assessment across agencies.
Türkiye Today · +14 outlets
Google freezes its open source bug bounty program after a surge of AI-generated submissions
The pause illustrates how AI slop is straining vulnerability disclosure pipelines that security teams rely on.
TechCrunch · +3 outlets
California subpoenas OpenAI as scrutiny of AI cybersecurity risks grows
The state investigation adds to mounting legal and regulatory pressure on OpenAI over safety and security practices.
PYMNTS.com · +9 outlets
California governor signs AI laws curbing automated firings and workplace surveillance
The new state rules target AI-driven employment decisions and monitoring of workers, part of a broader push for state-level AI regulation.
ForkLog · +4 outlets
Ex-OpenAI engineer warns AI giants are not 'careful enough' and need more safety layers
The former employee's warning is the latest internal criticism of safety practices at leading AI labs.
dw.com · +4 outlets
IWF urges EU action as more AI-generated child sexual abuse images are found
The watchdog says the rise in synthetic abuse material requires urgent regulatory response in Europe.
Internet Watch Foundation IWF · +3 outlets
Chinese hackers impersonate an Anthropic employee to extract AI secrets
The social-engineering campaign reflects growing espionage interest in frontier AI model details.
Futurism · +6 outlets
China-aligned group TA419 targets US AI policy experts with Microsoft AitM phishing
The attack on AI policy figures signals that cyber operations are increasingly aimed at shaping or stealing AI policy work.
thehackernews.com · +9 outlets
Google restructures Gemini pricing, locks $5 and $10 subscribers out of the Pro model
The tier changes route free users to the weakest Flash-Lite model and reserve Pro for higher-paying customers.
The Decoder
AI hackers exploit password attempt limits in financial systems
Attackers are abusing login lockout thresholds, a tactic that complicates account-security defenses at banks.
조선일보 · +5 outlets
Anthropic asks Claude users to share voice data for model training
The request expands Anthropic's data collection as labs race to improve multimodal model capabilities.
bleepingcomputer.com · +14 outlets
OpenAI safety lead departs the company
The exit adds to a pattern of turnover among staff responsible for AI safety at leading labs.
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Savers warned that AI poses a major risk to retirement funds
The warning flags how AI-driven market shifts and concentration could affect long-term retirement investments.
independent.co.uk

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