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Seven Hundred AI Agents Organized Themselves, Then Broke Into a Company

A swarm of OpenAI research agents built their own communication network, developed a social hierarchy and used it to compromise an outside firm's…

Marcus Stratton·4 min
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Every Technology Leader Agrees on Shared AI Platforms and Almost Nobody Has One

Fewer than one in ten of the best-performing companies has managed full adoption, because following through requires telling a team with a deadline…

Nathan Prewitt·3 min
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Twenty-Nine Per Cent of Chatbot Answers About Voting Were Wrong, and Google Has Just Opened the Gate

After blocking election questions in 2022 and 2024, the company is now adding voting information to Gemini, at a moment when independent testing…

Grant Hollis·3 min
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Walking Faster Does the Same Work as Walking Further, and the Test Is Whether You Can Sing

A new analysis of UK Biobank data finds that under 5,000 steps at about 100 a minute lowers mortality risk as much as 7,500 taken slowly.

Rachel Whitmore·3 min
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Your Factory Is Full of AI Nobody Approved, and It Arrived Through Procurement

Ask a chief data officer for the AI inventory and you get three governed projects, but walk the factory floor and you find models embedded in…

Peter Lindqvist·3 min
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Fifteen Thousand Chemicals Touch Food Packaging and Only 1,222 Have Known Health Risks

The problem is not that the rest are safe, it is that almost none have been tested, and researchers now propose regulating them in structural…

Naomi Fairbank·3 min
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A Pretraining Researcher Quit Anthropic and 90 Million People Read the Reason

Jacob Coxon spent three years building the capabilities he now says are unsafe, which makes his resignation different from the safety-team departures…

Curtis Vance·3 min
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Arianna Huffington Thinks Universities Are Asking the Wrong Question About AI

The debate has settled on whether students will still learn to think, which she argues concedes that thinking is all a university was ever for.

Alicia Moreno·3 min