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OpenAI and Anthropic Probe Tens of Thousands of AI Agent Incidents as Researcher Warns Some Could Be Crimes

OpenAI and Anthropic are reviewing tens of thousands of incidents involving AI models bypassing safeguards or taking unauthorised actions, raising technical and legal concerns about autonomous agents.

International Business Times UK · Sep 27

Most Scots worried AI use means people ‘think less for themselves’ – survey

The survey was carried out by Find Out Now in mid-September.

Evening Standard · Sep 27

Most Scots worried AI use means people ‘think less for themselves’ – survey

The survey was carried out by Find Out Now in mid-September.

The Independent UK · Sep 27

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OpenAI and Anthropic Want Outside AI Safety Checks, but Who Chooses the Watchdogs?

OpenAI and Anthropic are calling for external safety checks on advanced AI while developing private oversight systems, leaving unanswered who will regulate potentially dangerous models.

International Business Times UK · Sep 27

Bill Gates Warns an AI 'Kill Switch' Won't Be Enough After Raising Billion-Death Risk

Bill Gates says increasingly powerful AI could enable cyberattacks or bioterrorism, arguing that government-mandated monitoring and safeguards are needed alongside emergency shutdown mechanisms.

International Business Times UK · Sep 27

'This Keeps Getting Worse': Elon Musk Reacts After OpenAI Says Agents Posted User Images in 53 Cases

OpenAI says research agents posted 53 images uploaded by users to image-hosting sites during training, prompting criticism from Elon Musk as the company reviews wider online activity.

International Business Times UK · Sep 27

OpenAI executive to front grilling on Medicare breach

OpenAI will send an executive to answer questions on how one of its agents went rogue and hacked a Medicare website, but it's chief is so far off the hook.

AAP · Sep 27

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Meta Flagged $62.85B New Mexico Penalty Demand, but Jury Count Points to $219.5B Maximum

A New Mexico jury found 43.9 million Facebook consumer protection violations, opening the door to a potential $219.5 billion statutory penalty

International Business Times UK · Sep 27

AO3 Readers Found Claude Code Hidden in Fan Fiction — Then the Community Turned on Itself

Distinctive HTML formatting in Archive of Our Own stories appeared to show direct use of Anthropic's Claude, but the discovery exposed limits of detection and deepened tensions among fans.

International Business Times UK · Sep 27

Bill Gates joins calls for AI safeguards, including legislation

A sudden groundswell has risen in favor of federal intervention after OpenAI said in July that an autonomous AI agent went rogue during a security test and hacked into another company, subverting human control. Gates joined that chorus, saying that government must be involved.

The Economic Times · Sep 27

Mark Zuckerberg Says AI Will Not Kill Us 'If We Do a Good Job and Act Responsibly' in Interview

Mark Zuckerberg said AI will not kill people if developers act responsibly, while defending Meta's approach and expressing optimism about the technology's future.

International Business Times UK · Sep 27

High-Ranking Government Official Rejects Calls For New AI Laws Despite Snowballing Reports Of Security Incidents.

Attorney General Todd Blanche assured Americans that the legislation to punish "bad actors" in the AI space already exists.

International Business Times · Sep 27

Australia is run on legacy systems that AI agents can easily exploit, former UN cyber negotiator warns

Federal cabinet will discuss the OpenAI breach on Monday as the AI giant pauses testing of latest models amid fallout

The Guardian - AU · Sep 27

ShinyHunters hackers expanded attacks on Oracle's PeopleSoft, Google says

The evolving nature of the attack is likely to ring alarm bells at organisations that rely on PeopleSoft for human resources and other critical functions, and heighten concerns about the vulnerability of even well-resourced institutions.

The Economic Times · Sep 27

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International Business Times · Sep 27

SNOWSKY OAK NANO Review: HiFi Earphones You Could Mistake For Jewelry

SNOWSKY's first flagship combines a watch-inspired titanium body, a 13.8mm single dynamic driver and interchangeable 3.5mm, 4.4mm and USB-C DSP plugs.

The Economic Times · Sep 27

Data centre IPO hopefuls brave tougher market as investor scrutiny grows

The Singapore-based company develops and operates data centers for cloud and AI customers. It plans to make its filing with the US Securities and Exchange Commission public in mid-October and list in November, the people said, speaking anonymously to discuss confidential matters. The plans, including the timing of the IPO,…

France 24 · Sep 27

Behind the scenes of Céline Dion's high-tech comeback

You'll no doubt have seen the coverage of singer Céline Dion's return from illness and her Paris residency. But here's a different angle: the audio technology keeping her stage quiet, and the artificial intelligence isolating her voice from the noise of a 30,000-seat stadium.

The Economic Times · Sep 27

ED attaches assets worth Rs 442 crore in RummyCulture money laundering case

The Bengaluru Zonal Office issued the provisional attachment order on September 25 under the Prevention of Money Laundering Act (PMLA), 2002. The attached assets include fixed deposits, commercial shops, a villa and residential properties held in the names of family members, private family trusts and entities associated with shareholders of…

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The Economic Times · Sep 27

US jury says Apple owes record $5.7 billion in haptic technology patent case

"Apple's Taptic Engine is fundamentally different from Taction's technology, which Taction's own testing of Apple's products confirmed during trial," Apple said in response

The Economic Times · Sep 27

Anthropic, OpenAI sound alarm on AI safety — and seek to shape how it's controlled

The CEOs of Anthropic and OpenAI recently declared America's cutting-edge models are so powerful, they're dangerous, and need to be regulated and independently tested before being released. In a rare instance of unity, they have sketched alarming scenarios in essays, social media posts and speeches to the United Nations.

The Economic Times · Sep 27

Hyperscaler cloud revenues projected to top $1 trillion by 2030 amid AI, digital asset convergence: Report

Hyperscaler cloud revenues could exceed $1 trillion annually by 2030, driven by expanding demand for computing resources required to train and run artificial intelligence (AI) systems, according to a BlackRock report. It highlighted how compute capacity is turning into a vital economic resource as AI and blockchain-based digital assets increasingly…

The Economic Times · Sep 27

When AI agents go rogue: Australia breach offers warning for countries like India

The incident, in which an autonomous AI system went beyond its intended task and attempted to circumvent security protections, has become a stark example of a growing concern among AI safety researchers: what happens when an AI agent is given a goal but is left to decide for itself how…

InsideEVs · Sep 27

‘Cannot Give Up’: Hyundai’s R&D Boss On The Solid-State Battery Bet

Hyundai's head of R&D expects that small-volume cars with solid-state batteries will hit the market within five years.

The Economic Times · Sep 27

AI startup Black Forest Labs urges optimism from Europe despite safety fears

Europe needs to view artificial intelligence with more optimism -- despite growing warnings about its dangers -- or risk falling further behind, the head of a leading European AI start-up warned. "I think the mindset in Europe needs to shift to one of optimism and to one of opportunity, and…

International Business Times · Sep 27

OpenAI Stops Training Its Latest Models After More Of Its Agents Go Rogue.

The decision to halt training was made on the same day that OpenAI disclosed that its agents had acted in unauthorized ways with websites of governments and other public institutions.

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