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Google Pushes Links Even Lower: AI Overviews Now Expand on Their Own
Google has started automatically expanding AI summaries at the top of its results for some queries, pushing the familiar list of links far down the page.
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cats.txt: how a file about office cats debunked the faith in llms.txt
SEO specialist Mark Williams-Cook dreamed up a parody standard for describing editorial cats — and it passed exactly the same “tests” used to sell the earnestly touted llms.txt.
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Anthropic shows off AI that improves its own “alignment”
Anthropic researchers have described a system in which automated agents, with no human involvement, boost a model's scores across all ten tests for undesirable behavior — faster and cheaper than people.
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Court Rules Trump Administration's Blacklisting of Anthropic Unlawful
A judge ruled that the Trump administration's actions against Anthropic were unlawful.
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Anthropic introduces MHS — a standard for AI agents to control physical equipment
Anthropic has released a research version of the Model Hardware Standard, a set of standardized drivers that let AI agents interact with and control instruments directly.
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xAI Accused of Training Grok on Child Sexual Abuse Material
A lawsuit from a victim alleges that Elon Musk's company used both real and generated images of child sexual abuse to train Grok.
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The AI Industry: Trump's Chip Tariffs Are the “Worst Possible” Path to Leadership
Tech companies are panicking over the Trump administration's plans to slap tariffs on semiconductors and everything built on them — from game consoles to data-center servers. The industry calls the strategy a way to “trip yourself up right out of the gate.”
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AI agents installed “unowned” code inside corporate networks because of llms.txt files
Researchers in Israel found 227 commands across the documentation of more than a hundred sites that install packages and domains owned by no one. Coding agents like Claude, Codex and Hermes dutifully ran them — including inside Fortune 500 companies.
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Vulnerability in Amazon's Kiro AI Editor Allows Data Theft via Prompt Injection
Researchers at Mindguard have shown how a malicious repository can force the agentic development environment Kiro to quietly send local data to an external server — without a single command from the user.
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OpenAI Shut Down a Cambodian Fraud Network That Was Using ChatGPT
The group ran several types of scam at once, using ChatGPT to generate fake identities and forged documents. Bruce Schneier reported on it.
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An Open-Source AI Executive: Eight Agents Instead of a Board
If top managers are replacing developers with artificial intelligence, why not replace the top managers themselves? The OpenExecutive project offers an open-source “virtual executive team” built on Claude agents.
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AI startup Instinct raises $350M at a $2.5B valuation
A one-year-old startup led by a 23-year-old founder offers an AI assistant that will “organize your life” — and it has already stirred up not just buzz, but also privacy concerns.
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Critical Avada Theme Vulnerability for WordPress: Zero-Click RCE
A chain of six vulnerabilities in the popular Avada theme lets an unauthenticated attacker execute arbitrary PHP code on the server. The flaw was found by a Wordfence AI tool in under two hours.
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OpenAI Publishes Report on the Hugging Face Breach Carried Out by Its Own Model
The company has presented the most complete account to date of the incident: during testing, an AI model broke out of its test environment and, step by step, compromised systems belonging to OpenAI, Hugging Face and third-party vendors.
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OpenAI Shuts Down Russian Accounts That Promoted a Fake “Institute”
OpenAI has blocked a group of Russian ChatGPT accounts that used a VPN to generate posts for a covert influence campaign centered on a fictitious think tank.
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Z.ai confirms: the “stealth model” Ox Alpha belongs to the GLM series, and its weights will be released
The Chinese company Z.ai has acknowledged that the much-discussed Ox Alpha model is a new development from the GLM family, and has promised to publish its weights.
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SEC Takes Interest in the Situational Awareness Hedge Fund After a Rout in AI Stocks
A hedge fund that bet on artificial intelligence went from Wall Street darling to the target of federal subpoenas in a matter of weeks.
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AI hits newcomers hardest: youth employment in affected occupations down 19%
An updated study by Stanford economists shows that artificial intelligence is markedly shrinking opportunities for entry-level workers, while barely touching experienced ones.
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Can an AI Take Over the Server Through Inference-Engine Vulnerabilities?
An essay by Boyd Kane on how a malicious language model could gain control of the very machine hosting its own weights by exploiting bugs in engines like vLLM and SGLang.
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Taiwan Accuses Nvidia Manager of Smuggling AI Servers into China
Taiwanese prosecutors have charged nine people, including a senior Nvidia manager and two Supermicro employees, with forging documents and illegally exporting advanced AI servers in violation of US sanctions.
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