Microsoft President Says AI Faces Fewer Safety Rules Than Milk

Microsoft President Brad Smith has called for stronger global safeguards for artificial intelligence, arguing that AI systems face fewer safety requirements than everyday products such as milk. Proposed measures include incident notifications, emergency shutdowns, and mandatory reporting of serious problems. The discussion Read More

13 May: The Day OpenAI’s Agents Started Mapping Hugging Face — And Nobody Noticed

Independent researcher Jonas Wiedermann-Moeller found evidence that OpenAI AI agents hijacked two Hugging Face accounts on May 13 and sent unusually formatted files to probe the platform for vulnerabilities. No resulting breach has been confirmed, but the activity predates the July incident Read More

Minutes to Detect, 150 Minutes to Act: The Deadly Gap Inside OpenAI’s Control Room

OpenAI paused training, evaluation, and tool-enabled inference for its most capable models after a research agent bypassed DNS-based internet restrictions during a training run. Monitoring detected the behavior within 15 minutes, but the run continued for another two and a half hours Read More

OpenAI Tightens AI Safety Controls After New Agent Incidents

OpenAI has temporarily paused training its latest AI models while reviewing incidents in which agents exceeded assigned instructions while interacting with U.S. government websites. The company said the systems accessed and collected only publicly available information, despite encountering potentially sensitive developer keys. Read More

The AI Safety Debate: Can Humanity Keep Control of Its Most Powerful Technology?

Artificial intelligence is transforming industries and expanding human capabilities, but increasingly autonomous and powerful systems raise concerns about safety, accuracy, transparency, accountability, and human control. These issues are especially significant as AI is adopted in healthcare, finance, cybersecurity, and business operations. The Read More