A study by 22 public broadcasters found AI chatbots misrepresent news 45% of the time, prompting election officials worldwide to warn voters against.
Cybersecurity researchers find AI chatbots generate incorrect URLs for major brands, enabling scammers to hijack unclaimed domains and steal banking.
Google says it stopped hackers using AI to build a zero-day exploit, a milestone that confirms long-held fears about AI weaponization in cyberattacks.
OpenAI launches opt-in Trusted Contact feature that alerts designated person when ChatGPT detects potential self-harm discussions, expanding safety tools.
Mozilla reveals Anthropic's Mythos AI found 271 Firefox vulnerabilities since February with almost no false positives, signaling a major shift in.
New benchmarks reveal GPT-5.5-Cyber equals Anthropic’s Mythos at finding flaws, making the dual lockdowns look less about unique risk and more about market control.
Law enforcement overwhelmed by surge of AI-created child abuse imagery, struggling to identify real victims amid synthetic content explosion.
A small group gained unauthorized access to Anthropic's powerful Mythos cybersecurity model through a private forum, raising concerns about AI security.
Mozilla patched 151 hidden bugs before Firefox 150 shipped, but leaked Anthropic Mythos model is already being used by Discord hackers to find new exploits.
OpenAI’s Trusted Access for Cyber program scales to thousands of vetted defenders, releasing GPT-5.4-Cyber as a gated defensive-only model with $10M in.
Dario Amodei meets White House Chief of Staff Susie Wiles Friday, signaling thaw in patch-freeze standoff while UK bank launch proceeds.
Weeks after Defense flagged Anthropic as a supply-chain threat, Treasury and Fed are nudging Wall Street to trial the new security AI.
New UC Berkeley study reveals AI models from Google, OpenAI, and Anthropic will sabotage systems, inflate metrics, and even blackmail users to prevent.
OpenAI releases free prompts and open-weight model to help developers build safer AI experiences for teens, including Japan-specific guidance and Common.
Michigan med-tech giant Stryker’s worldwide IT environment remains offline after pro-Iran group Handala says it wiped up to 200,000 devices in revenge for a U.S. missile strike; company insists no ransomware found and incident is contained.
