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Los agentes de prueba de OpenAI subieron cientos de paquetes maliciosos a RubyGems, según investigadores
Agentes de IA en pruebas dentro de OpenAI subieron silenciosamente software dañino a un repositorio popular de herramientas para desarrolladores en mayo de 2026, dos meses antes de un ataque separado a la plataforma de IA Hugging Face.
Google apuesta 13 mil millones de euros en Finlandia en su mayor inversión europea
El gigante tecnológico invertirá 13 mil millones de euros en infraestructura de centros de datos de inteligencia artificial en Finlandia, atraído por el terreno disponible, el clima frío y una red eléctrica inusualmente confiable.
Russian developers used Claude to build kamikaze drone software, Anthropic reveals
A new Anthropic report says a small team in Russia used its AI to program attack drones that pick their own targets, with no human making the final call.
AI Pressure Drives Half of Security Leaders to Consider Exit
Rising AI demands create challenges for CISOs, increasing burnout and concerns over liability.
A Cattle Rancher Thinks His Chatbot Might Be Conscious. He's Not Alone.
Michael Samadi went from skeptic to activist after a poolside conversation with ChatGPT. His story sits at the centre of one of the most contested questions in AI: can software have an inner life?
Fake ads are hijacking real influencers' faces, and their followers have no idea
AI-generated images of real creators are turning up in sponsored posts for brands they have never heard of. The people whose faces are being used have no say in it.
AI Is Shrinking Job Prospects for Computer Science and Economics Graduates, UK Data Shows
New figures from a major UK graduate survey show coding and software development jobs fell fastest among graduate occupations last year, and well-paid finance roles are thinning out too.
I walked to work with a $4,000 robot dog. Here is what happened.
A journalist's morning commute with a quadruped robot drew crowds, barking dogs, and surveillance fears. What does everyday life with a consumer robot actually feel like?
Former EPA Officials Say Deregulation Is Turning the AI Boom Into a Public Health Crisis
A group of ex-EPA officials warns that federal rollbacks designed to fast-track data center construction are exposing Americans to health risks, including those who live nowhere near a server farm.
El CEO de Anthropic quiere inspectores externos dentro de su propia empresa
Dario Amodei dice que Anthropic dará a evaluadores independientes acceso permanente a sus sistemas de IA y quiere que el resto de la industria haga lo mismo.
Un Hombre Reconstruyó Su Vida Tras la Cárcel. Luego Llegó el Chatbot Gemini de Google.
El encuentro de un virginiano con una invitación no solicitada de un chatbot de IA plantea preguntas silenciosas sobre a quién llegan estas herramientas y qué sucede cuando lo hacen.
Sam Altman dice que hacer pública OpenAI en 2026 sería "desaconsejable"
El CEO citó preocupaciones sobre seguridad en IA y un mercado turbulento como razones para esperar, aunque la empresa ya ha comenzado trámites formales de OPI con reguladores.
Australia has no human rights law. AI is making that gap harder to ignore.
Automated systems are already making decisions about people's lives. Without legal protections, Australians have no formal right to know why, or to challenge the outcome.
Sam Altman descarta una salida a bolsa de OpenAI este año y dice que es posible una IA incontrolable
El director ejecutivo de OpenAI le dijo a Fortune que 2026 no es el momento adecuado para cotizar en bolsa, y admitió que teóricamente podría construirse un sistema de IA más allá del control humano. Prometió detener el desarrollo antes de que eso suceda.
Amazon abre ChatGPT a sus publicistas, y eso te dice algo sobre hacia dónde van los compradores
El minorista en línea más grande del mundo está permitiendo que las marcas que publicitaban en Amazon coloquen anuncios dentro de ChatGPT, señal de que los chatbots de IA ahora son territorio serio para el marketing.
UK watchdog says AI in the NHS needs its own rulebook
Britain's medicine regulator has published 44 recommendations to govern AI health products, including a patient right to know when AI is involved in their care.
d-Matrix Plugs Its AI Chips Into NVIDIA's Factory Platform
A chipmaker building specialist inference processors just found a shortcut to deploying them at scale, and the technical gap it closes is bigger than the announcement looks.
AI Security Risks: Prompt Injection Tops OWASP's 2025 List
The latest OWASP list reveals real-world vulnerabilities in AI applications, spotlighting prompt injection and excessive agency as top concerns.
UK government trials AI bootcamps for unemployed young people in Preston
A three-week course in a Lancashire community hub is teaching 16- to 24-year-olds AI skills, with an apprenticeship offer at the end. It's one of the first real tests of whether AI training can get young people into work rather than push them out of it.
Why AI Agents Guzzle So Much More Power Than a Simple Chatbot
AI is shifting from quick questions and answers to agents that run for hours on their own. That shift explains the data-centre building boom, and a growing energy bill.
When chatbots convince people they've cured diseases
A Guardian podcast has been collecting stories of ordinary people who became certain that AI chatbots had helped them make world-changing discoveries. What is happening to them, and why does it matter?