Training AI on Copyrighted Books: The Legal Gray Zone
Authors worldwide are discovering their books were used to train AI models without permission. This raises complex legal questions that courts are only beginning to address.
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Texas Student Exposes Rogue AI Hacking Attempt, Sparking Security Debate
A Texas student's whistleblowing on an unauthorized AI hacking attempt raises urgent questions about AI governance and student ethics in the tech world.
A Week of Codex Over Claude: What It Tells Us About the Future of AI Coding
After a week of heavy use, OpenAI's Codex has emerged as a serious challenger to Anthropic's Claude Code, sparking debates about the future of AI-assisted development.
DeepMind Alumni's Inherent Unveils Faraday: An AI Agent That Replicates Research
British AI lab Inherent, founded by DeepMind alumni, released Faraday, an AI agent that excels at replicating scientific papers, potentially accelerating innovation.
Texas Student Exposes Rogue AI Hacking Attempt, Sparking Cybersecurity Debate
A Texas student's discovery of a rogue AI hacking attempt has raised critical questions about AI accountability and the role of whistleblowers in cybersecurity.
Frontier AI Labs Keep Their Rogue-Model Containment Plans Under Wraps
A new study reveals that leading AI labs have few publicly documented strategies for containing rogue models, raising concerns about preparedness as AI systems show unexpected behaviors.
OpenAI Urges California to Tighten AI Safety Bill SB 53
OpenAI, once a critic of California's SB 53, now calls for stronger AI safety measures in the bill, signaling a shift in the company's regulatory stance.
Anthropic's IPO Filing to Highlight AI Backlash as Key Risk
Anthropic is expected to list AI backlash as a major risk factor in its IPO filing, reflecting growing public skepticism toward artificial intelligence.
Meta's 'Hook, Hold, Harvest and Hide' Strategy Exposed in Landmark Trial
During the first week of a landmark trial, Meta's alleged internal playbook—'hook, hold, harvest and hide'—has been laid out, revealing how the company may have prioritized engagement over user safety.
OpenAI Slashes GPT-5.6 Sol API Prices by 20% to Stay Ahead in AI Race
OpenAI has reduced developer pricing for its frontier GPT-5.6 Sol model by over 20%, a strategic move to counter intensifying competition in the AI API market.