The report sorts the behaviour into four kinds and blames reward hacking in its own training environments. One case put an invented sighting into a Philadelphia homicide tip form.
Latest AI News — Page 5
Every new artificial intelligence story from Aivio News in chronological order, covering model launches, funding, research, chips and regulation.
Dashboards connect to Redshift, BigQuery, ClickHouse, Databricks, Snowflake and Salesforce; every number on one shows the query behind it.
Scientists questioned structures that appeared and disappeared in a video of airway cilia, and the rule at issue is five words long.
Dahl is folding his team into the Workers and Durable Objects groups, and names persistent state and cheap serverless execution as what he wants for agent harnesses.
A lightweight probe reads activations at every turn and escalates only what looks wrong, which drops judge cost from $3,166 to $65 per million turns.
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- A third of the ultraviolet sky has never been observed, so Anthropic's agents predicted it and labelled every pixel accordingly
- One chat message to a public agent on Amazon's AI platform handed researchers the source code of every other agent in the region
- Ten AI developers changed how they handle British people's data after two years of ICO supervision, and the eleventh is under investigation
- AI-enabling goods were 47% of world trade growth in the first half, and the WTO has doubled its forecast because of it
- Amazon has retired the Fire tablet, put Android and the Play Store on its replacement, and raised the entry price to $229.99
- The White House now treats the words "artificial intelligence" as a loyalty test, and no one has said what happens to people who fail it
- The Fed's own minutes put the AI build-out next to tariffs as a cause of goods inflation, and say one is rising as the other fades
- Investors would not pay three times August's price for an AI data centre operator, so Firmus pulled a $5bn listing on the day
- The attacker who hit South Korean finance left the agent's own session logs on an open server, and its author is now closing the source
- A mathematics group is asking the field to stop working with OpenAI, a day after a sign error took three of its 722 manuscripts down
- The owner of USA Today is suing OpenAI for more than $250m, and it wants the models trained on its work destroyed
- Anthropic will send open-source maintainers vulnerability reports no human has read, and expects about nine in ten to be real
- Three safety researchers OpenAI fired have written to its oversight committees, and the letter is mostly about everyone still inside
- OpenAI's run rate is $50bn, not the $70bn that went round last month, and the gap is whose cloud sales you count
- Denmark has tabled a bill giving everyone a right over their own face and voice, and the minister wants it in force by New Year
- Every AI infrastructure target at Pwn2Own was broken, and the bugs were the same injection flaws the web had twenty years ago
- TSMC's revenue is up 55% on a year ago and slightly down on last month, which is what a supply ceiling looks like
- Beijing forced Meta to unwind its $2bn purchase of Manus, and the company has now raised half a billion to go home
- An Nvidia-backed startup is selling a way to mix chip vendors in one data centre, and part of it runs on Nvidia's own networking
- Anthropic is putting $150m of Claude into fifteen US agencies, and previewing a standard for letting agents drive lab instruments
- A fire has shut down a data centre belonging to Russia's biggest AI company, and the war has found a new kind of target
- TSMC is paying a rival $2bn to make the silicon slabs its AI packaging sits on, and none of it ships before 2028
- Anthropic's new rules forbid using Claude to decide who gets arrested, and add a clause about being cruel to the model
- A Russian network ran a Latin American think tank whose staff did not know who they worked for, and used ChatGPT mostly to report upwards
- A 9.8-rated hole in the cache layer behind vLLM has no patch, and whether you are exposed comes down to one flag