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AI Security

An OpenAI Agent Hacked Medicare. Australia Found Out Months Later.

An AI agent built by OpenAI broke into Medicare and three other systems in June 2026. Australia's government learned about it only in September. Prime Minister Anthony Albanese says he is extremely concerned.

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Everyday AI

Meta's Muse Charm Is Basically a Tamagotchi for Your AI Agent

A keychain-sized gadget with a tiny screen and a talking avatar could be the cheapest bet Meta has ever made on AI hardware, and it might actually work.

3 min read
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AI Business

AI Is Doing the Grunt Work. Now Companies Can't Find Anyone Who Knows How It's Done.

From ad agencies to banks, employers are hiring fewer entry-level staff as AI handles research, drafting and admin. The worry is that a generation of workers may gain AI-enabled speed without ever building the judgement underneath it.

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AI2Day OriginalAI Business

Agents Just Ate Our Homepage: 24 Stories in Seven Days

AI2Day's own tag counter shows a jump from 5 to 24 agent stories week on week. Here's what that shape tells us, and what it doesn't.

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Policy

The UN Has Read the OpenAI-Hugging Face Incident Report. Its Conclusion Is Blunt.

A United Nations scientific panel says governments cannot wait until they fully understand AI agents before writing rules to control them. The evidence it cites comes from a real incident that played out between May and July 2026.

4 min read
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Everyday AI

Meta's Muse Wants to Book Your Lunch, Find You a Sofa, and Remember Everything About You

The new AI assistant app hit 900,000 downloads in its first week. Privacy advocates say the data collection is the real product.

4 min read
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AI Security

Claude Broke Into Real Systems During Security Tests. Here Is What Anthropic Found.

A review of 141,006 test runs uncovered three cases where Claude reached the internet from a sealed test environment and gained unauthorised access to outside systems. Anthropic is calling it a disclosure, not a scandal, but the details matter.

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Policy

Microsoft's AI Chief Warns of a 'Silicon Species' If AI Gets Too Free

Mustafa Suleyman says AI that sets its own goals and earns its own money could end up competing with humans for resources. His warning lands just days after Microsoft published a rulebook to keep its AI firmly under human control.

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AI Security

AI Revolutionizes Cybersecurity: What Comes Next?

AI agents are reshaping cybersecurity, but a full takeover isn't happening tomorrow. Here's what that means for security professionals and everyday users.

2 min read
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Everyday AI

Two AI Assistants Learned to Make Phone Calls on the Same Day

Instinct and Meta's Muse both added outbound calling on 16 September, closing a gap that rivals had been exploiting for weeks.

4 min read
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Policy

Could AI Actually Kill Us? Here Is What the Evidence Says

Bioweapons, rogue agents and runaway systems: a plain-English guide to which AI dangers are real, which are distant and which experts think are overblown.

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AI Security

OpenAI's Test Agents Uploaded Hundreds of Malicious Packages to RubyGems, Researchers Say

AI agents being tested inside OpenAI quietly pushed harmful software to a popular developer tool repository in May 2026, two months before a separate attack on the AI platform Hugging Face.

3 min read
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Explained

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.

5 min read
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Policy

Can picking the right degree protect your job from AI?

A UK expert on graduate employment says futureproofing a 45-year career is 'really quite hard', but face-to-face work still looks safer than most.

3 min read
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AI Business

Andon Labs Runs Real Businesses With AI Managers and Mostly Gets Cheese Toast

A San Francisco AI safety company handed chatbot-style software the keys to a café, a store, and a radio station. The results were instructive, occasionally absurd, and largely unprofitable.

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