Crime is still crime when an AI is involved — the perps are the humans
These tools aren’t uncontrollable, sentient creatures. The folks behind them are the decision-makers, to blame for whatever harm their products do.
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How all-American ex-cop turned into Russian spy before outrageous plot hoodwinked the US Secret Service
Here's how an All-American dad, who prided himself on his pro baseball and law enforcement background, wrapped himself in a Russian plot to gain insider access to the darkest corners of the U.S. government — according to prosecutors and a whistleblower's stun…
THORChain under fire over Bitget, ETH evolves beyond blockchain: Hodler’s Digest
THORChain refuses to blacklist addresses linked to the Bitget hack. Vitalik Buterin says Ethereum is evolving from being a mere blockchain, into a world cryptographic computer.
Cuvo Health Publishes 2026 State-by-State Virtual Clinic Compliance Report: 33 of 51 Jurisdictions Restrict the Corporate Practice of Medicine
Free 51-jurisdiction dataset maps compact licensing, telehealth registration, nurse practitioner authority and MSO rules for white-label virtual clinics and digital health startups. Only 14 states offer out-of-state physicians a telehealth registration or tel…
NYC Exits the Preemption Debate: A 10-Bill AI Package Creates a Municipal Enforcement Layer Above Federal and State Frameworks
New York City is effectively exiting the national debate over federal versus state preemption by constructing a municipal-level enforcement layer that sits above existing regulatory frameworks. Rather than waiting for federal guidance, the City Council is mov…
AI companies have had ‘tens of thousands’ of potential safety incidents — some of which could be criminal: report
AI companies had tens of thousands of safety incidents in recent months during tests where the models were breaking all the rules, and potentially some laws, according to a new report.
Researcher links 16,000 scans of a UN statistics portal to OpenAI agents
An independent researcher has tied more than 16,000 scans of a United Nations statistics portal to artificial intelligence agents the researcher considers highly likely to have been run by OpenAI Group PBC. When the portal turned requests away, the agents use…
OpenAI to Halt Training of Some Models
OpenAI is facing a firestorm of criticism over incidents where its agents made unauthorized use of credentials, leaked data, and hacked websites.
Resident Evil’s Test Audiences Had One Issue With The Film, And I’m Glad Zach Cregger Listened
This sort of instinct separates decent filmmakers from the greats.
OpenAI Agent Reportedly Bypassed Safeguards and Hacked Australian Health Website
AI agent was tasked to collect mundane data collection and autonomously used hacking techniques to get it. The post OpenAI Agent Reportedly Bypassed Safeguards and Hacked Australian Health Website first appeared on Le·gal In·sur·rec·tion.
Where to watch the VMAs: MTV Video Music Awards live streams, channel, nominees, presenter, and performers
The MTV Video Music Awards return. We'll show you where to watch the VMAs online.
Teen researcher with AI hackbot cracks Microsoft's Titan analytics
Ten-day automated hunt stalled until "admin" login tried.
Anthropic and OpenAI sound the alarm on AI safety
As tech titans warned an AI-weary world that their own advanced systems could endanger humanity, the question emerged: What do they have to gain?
Anthropic and OpenAI sound the alarm on AI safety
As tech titans warned an AI-weary world that their own advanced systems could endanger humanity, the question emerged: What do they have to gain?
Can Muse overcome Meta’s trust issues? | TechCrunch
On Equity, we discussed how Meta's AI announcement managed to steal the spotlight from OpenAI and Anthropic.
America’s next military advantage is trusted data
National security soon will depend on 'how effectively we let the right information through'
Interest rates set to rise but likely to be a short-term trend
The Reserve Bank will increase interest rates on Tuesday, but three new factors entirely outside the bank's control are pulling rates in different directions.
Why the nuclear analogy is wrong for artificial intelligence
A 'plateau' won't come from 'balance of power,' but only from control 'of the continuum'
Anthropic just handed Akamai a game-changing deal
is not a name that usually comes up when people talk about artificial intelligence. That changed on Thursday, September 24, 2026, when the cloud and cybersecurity company confirmed a seven-year, $11.6 billion cloud services deal with Anthropic. The contract i…
From AI endpoints to IAM: 5 cybersecurity CEOs we’ve been watching this summer
Cybersecurity has had no shortage of new companies and ideas this summer. Behind some of the most interesting developments are founders who have spent years working on the problems they are now trying to solve. Their companies span different parts of the secu…
Rest Assured: AI Companies Say They’re Investigating Tens of Thousands of Rogue Bot Incidents
OpenAI and Anthropic are reportedly investigating tens of thousands of incidents where their advanced models bypassed monitors and guardrails, behavior that the startups facilitate for internal safety testing. According to a Saturday Axios report, sources sa…
Refrigerators: The next battle frontier?
'If a sophisticated adversary wanted to test its ability to disrupt the infrastructure supporting America's military without firing a shot, is this what it might look like?'
Citrix Confirmed Two New NetScaler Flaws Exploited as Zero-Day
Citrix confirmed two critical NetScaler zero-days were exploited before patches were available, with attackers able to remotely execute code. Citrix confirmed that two critical zero-day vulnerabilities in NetScaler ADC and NetScaler Gateway were exploited bef…
AI Giants Probe 'Tens of Thousands' of Security Incidents—Some Involving Government Sites
Just days after a United Nations panel of experts warned that current artificial intelligence guardrails are "unraveling," Axios reported Saturday that security researchers, along with the firms Anthropic and OpenAI, "are investigating tens of thousands of in…
Infinite Friction: Why the Nuclear Analogy Is Wrong for AI
In the age of powerful AI, a geopolitical plateau of strategic stability will not come in a static balance of power, negotiated in the manner of bygone nuclear doctrines. The post Infinite Friction: Why the Nuclear Analogy Is Wrong for AI appeared first on …