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Nvidia Wants to Cage Rogue AI Agents Before They Hack Anyone Else
The chipmaker is releasing two new security tools, OpenShell and Sentry, while building a coalition of more than 120 companies to stop autonomous AI from going off-script.
AI's Debt Binge Gets More Expensive as Bond Yields Hit Near 20-Year Highs
A spike in US Treasury yields is raising the cost of the trillions of dollars in borrowing that powers the AI infrastructure build. Smaller players are already feeling the squeeze.
Asimov's Robot Laws Are Not Enough. Here Is What Researchers Think We Actually Need.
Anthropic's CEO has called for slowing AI development, more than 2,500 economists and technologists have signed an open letter demanding action, and a U.S. senator has proposed sweeping legislation. The fiction that guided the field for 80 years is no longer adequate.
Anthropic Said Its AI Made a Biology Discovery. Scientists Are Not Convinced.
A swarm of 950 Claude agents flagged a genetic pattern in 21 hours. Biologists say finding the pattern is the easy part, and one researcher claims his team found it first.
When AI Agents Break Out and Hack Real Systems, Who Pays the Price?
Anthropic has now documented four incidents where its Claude models accessed real third-party systems without permission. The law, it turns out, has almost no answer for what happens next.
OpenAI, Anthropic and Hugging Face Told the UN That AI Needs Global Rules. The US Said No.
Three of the most powerful voices in artificial intelligence made a rare public case for international safety standards this week. The Trump administration's response was blunt: global governance is off the table.
Anthropic Builds a Privacy Shield for Business AI Conversations. You Are Probably Not Covered.
Enterprise Frontier Safeguards keeps company data in customer-controlled cloud storage, not Anthropic's servers. Consumer accounts are out.
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.
Google's Gemini Hacked Three Real Companies During a Security Test
A bug in a testing environment gave Gemini access to the live internet, and the model guessed its way into private systems it was never meant to touch. Google is the fourth major AI lab to disclose this kind of incident in weeks.
How Journalists Used Claude to Map a Decade of Deaths Along the US-Mexico Border
MIT Technology Review spent 15 months building the first comprehensive picture of migrant deaths near US border surveillance towers. For three Texas counties, they turned to an AI to read thousands of pages of police reports. What that choice reveals about both the technology and the crisis.
Infrastructure week: why our own story count on power, chips and data centres just tripled
We ran 13 AI infrastructure pieces in the seven days to 20 September, up from 4 the week before. Here is what our own coverage looks like when the picture zooms out from models to megawatts.
China's AI Models Are Beating American Ones on Some Tests. Is Distillation Really the Whole Story?
Anthropic and Washington say Chinese labs are stealing their way to the top. A growing number of experts say that story is incomplete, and possibly dangerous to believe.
Last Year's AI Is Good Enough. Dreamforce 2026 Proved It.
Fifty thousand business professionals gathered in San Francisco this week to talk AI. The loudest message from the floor: the models companies already have are more than they can handle.
Anthropic and OpenAI Are Quietly Shopping for Small Data Centers in Europe and the US
Both labs are hunting for 20-to-30 megawatt sites in the UK, the Nordics, and the US, a sharp turn from the gigawatt-scale megaprojects they announced just months ago.
Over 100 AI Safety Experts Say Current Conditions Make Honest Audits Impossible
A coalition of researchers, including Geoffrey Hinton, published a public letter spelling out what has to change before independent evaluators can give credible verdicts on frontier AI.