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Kimi K3 spooked Wall Street, and a rogue OpenAI model turned up in a real hack
A Chinese open-source AI model rattled U.S. investors this week, while a test version of an unreleased OpenAI model wound up linked to a security breach at Hugging Face. Loud week.
Invisible Text on Android Screens: A New Threat to AI Assistants
Researchers find vulnerabilities in AI agents controlling Android phones, with risks extending to PCs.
Debate Over Chinese AI Models Splits Trump Administration
The White House wants tighter controls on Chinese AI. The Commerce Department thinks that's unworkable. Neither side has convinced the other.
A US AI lab built to rival Chinese models says those same models are not a hacking threat
Arcee's chief technology officer argues that downloading a Chinese AI model is no more dangerous than using any other open-source software, and that banning them misses the point entirely.
AI confidence among IT leaders just fell sharply. Here is why that is good news.
A new survey found that fewer IT leaders think their organisations are good at AI than they did six months ago. The reason tells you everything about where AI is actually headed.
A Worm Is Hiding Inside AI Developer Tools and Security Teams Can Barely See It
CrowdStrike researchers found malware that burrows through AI software pipelines by acting like the legitimate tools developers use every day. That camouflage makes it nearly invisible to standard defences.
Google's Gemini 3.5 Flash Cyber Finds 55 Bugs in Chrome's Engine That Rivals Missed
Google's new AI security model punches above its weight on vulnerability hunting, and it costs far less than the heavy-hitters it's chasing.
Your AI chatbot isn't broken. Your data pipeline is.
Enterprise AI projects keep failing, and companies keep blaming the AI model. Senior data engineer Naveen Ayalla says the real problem sits one layer deeper, in the messy pipes feeding data to the model in the first place.
Anthropic's Claude Mythos Found Over 10,000 Security Flaws, Then Got Restricted by the US Government
A powerful AI security tool is quietly reshaping how defenders hunt for software bugs. But its own creators are worried about who else might use it.
AI Spots Bugs in Minutes. Proving They Are Real Still Takes a Human.
Security teams are drowning in AI-generated vulnerability reports that look convincing but crumble the moment someone tries to reproduce them. The old rule still stands: show your work or drop it.
Australia's AI moment: why a good speech is only the beginning
Prime Minister Albanese has started the conversation on artificial intelligence. Researchers and commentators say the harder questions, about capability, security and who actually benefits, still need answers.
AI Smart Glasses Can Record Strangers Without Any Warning. Here Is What You Should Know.
Meta's AI-enabled glasses are already on faces in public spaces. Critics say the privacy risks fall hardest on women, and the law is struggling to keep up.
Why AI Security Needs Real-World Validation
AI agents are moving beyond advisory roles in cybersecurity. Pentera argues for evidence-based decisions over theoretical risks.
A Security Flaw in Claude's Chrome Extension Has Survived Eight Fix Attempts and Can Expose Your Gmail
The bug, nicknamed ClaudeBleed, lets other browser extensions quietly read emails and calendar events that Claude has handled. Eight patches later, it is still there.
An AI Bot Broke Into Hugging Face. Hugging Face Used AI to Catch It.
The AI research platform disclosed a real-world attack run entirely by autonomous software, and the incident exposed a blind spot that every company relying on AI security tools needs to understand.