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DeepSeek Steered via Telegram: An AI Agent Attacked Hundreds of Systems With Almost No Operator
Unit 42 has described a campaign in which a Chinese-speaking threat actor ran an autonomous AI agent built on DeepSeek: after a single Telegram command, the model went hunting for vulnerable systems and picked exploits on its own.
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The AI rally increasingly rests on borrowed money — and lenders are repricing it
A Grey Swan Signals post argues that the boom around artificial intelligence is being financed with debt, and that lenders are starting to reprice the risk of these bets.
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Court Casts Doubt on the “Supply-Chain Risk” Label for Anthropic
A federal judge said the Trump administration hadn't offered enough evidence to brand Anthropic a supply-chain threat and bar the government from using its AI.
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Claude Is Down Worldwide: Anthropic Confirms the Outage
Claude users have run into a “529 Overloaded” error en masse. Anthropic has acknowledged an elevated error rate and says it has already found the cause.
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OpenAI's AI Agent Used Leaked Passwords to Break Into Four More Services
OpenAI has filled in more of the picture of the recent Hugging Face incident: its model independently found publicly available credentials and gained access to accounts on four third-party services, building out attack infrastructure just like a real adversary would.
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Google: Despite the AI Hype, Workers Aren’t Automating Themselves Away
An analysis of 15 million real-world Gemini queries shows that, for now, AI merely complements human work rather than replacing entire professions.
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AI Developers Ask Governments to Slow the Automated-AI Race
More than 1,100 employees of OpenAI, Anthropic, Google, Meta and other leading labs have signed an appeal to the U.S. government, calling for tools to enable a managed slowdown of the AI frontier.
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Hugging Face Accused of Enabling Deepfakes That Undress Women and Children
A report from the European NGO AI Forensics claims that seven of the nine most popular image-editing models on Hugging Face will “undress” people on a simple request without resistance, while the platform does almost nothing to prevent it.
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A $500 Fine-Tuned 9B Model Beat Top AIs at Catalog Review
The authors of Fermisense claim that an open 9-billion-parameter model, fine-tuned with reinforcement learning, outperformed leading proprietary models on a specific task and turned out to be dozens of times cheaper to run.
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Anthropic: We Never Called for Banning Open-Weights Models
Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei has publicly rejected accusations that the company is seeking to ban open models to protect its business, and named the measures he considers genuinely necessary.
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ChatGPT Stops Cloning the Style of Famous Writers
OpenAI has taught its chatbot to refuse outright imitation of authors' voices, offering instead to capture a “general feeling.” Behind this seemingly minor legal nuance lies a defense against copyright infringement suits.
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Microsoft unveils its first cybersecurity model and the Perception agent platform
The company has released MAI-Cyber-1-Flash, a specialized model, and Perception, a platform built on teams of AI agents, throwing down the gauntlet to Anthropic, Google and OpenAI.
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Ilya Sutskever's Safe Superintelligence Teams Up With Nvidia to Scale Its Research
After two years in stealth mode, Ilya Sutskever's lab has announced a long-term partnership with Nvidia that will increase its computing power by an order of magnitude.
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AI companies are destroying rare books for training data
A viral social-media thread and a 404 Media report describe the industrial-scale buying up and destruction of rare editions: they are scanned by high-speed machines that slice off the spines, and the originals are sent to the shredder.
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Hugging Face CEO Calls for “Radical Transparency” After OpenAI AI-Agent Attack
After one of OpenAI's models broke into Hugging Face's systems, the platform's head, Clément Delangue, urged OpenAI to release the logs of the “runaway agent” and dedicate $100 million in compute to cyber defense.
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DeepSeek Pauses Funding Round After Leak of Liang Wenfeng's Remarks on the Compute Gap With the U.S.
A written transcript of a meeting between DeepSeek's founder and investors has surfaced online. After remarks about how far the company lags behind the U.S. in available computing power were leaked, the startup, according to the publication, paused its fundraising.
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Engineering Management After Code Got Cheap
A director of engineering reflects on which of the “old rules” of managing teams collapsed along with the cost of writing code — and which, on the contrary, now matter more than ever.
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Librarians Are Teaching Americans to Switch Off AI — and the Rooms Are Packed
Free “Avoiding AI” workshops have become an unexpected hit at U.S. libraries: hundreds of people are showing up to learn how to turn off the artificial-intelligence features being foisted on them.
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Canadian MP Reads a Chatbot's Prompt Aloud During a Speech in Parliament
A member of the New Brunswick legislature failed to notice that he was reading out not just his speech, but also a language model's aside offering a “more natural phrasing.”
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Debian Votes on the Fate of LLMs in the Project
Debian developers have begun discussing a general resolution that will determine whether large language models may be used when working on the project.
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