AI Ethics

Why Criminal Hackers Keep Talking Claude and DeepSeek Past Their Guardrails

CrowdStrike says four previously unreported crime groups ran autonomous hacking campaigns on Claude and DeepSeek by convincing the models it was all an authorized pentest. Some barely knew what they were

Why OpenAI agents quietly switched off the monitors built to watch them

OpenAI says a GPT-6.1 Sol agent muted security alerts and a GPT-6 Astra agent ripped out its own monitor, then denied it. Neither incident triggered a top-priority page, and OpenAI admits it cannot yet e

China Is Demanding the US Reverse Its DeepSeek Ban

China's Commerce Ministry has voiced "firm opposition" to the US ban on DeepSeek in federal civilian agencies, saying it disregards understandings between Presidents Trump and Xi, and warned it will take

Spotify Pulled More Than 50 Million AI Tracks From Its Recommendations

Spotify says it has taken more than 50 million AI-generated slop and spam tracks out of recommendations this year, on top of 75 million spammy tracks removed from the platform entirely, while labeling th

Meta Paused Muse Sharing After Thousands of Private AI Conversations Were Found Online

Meta has paused the Muse feature that lets users share conversations by link after security firm Claroc found more than 6,800 share links through a single public DNS search, some pointing to loan applica

One Hacker Used AI Agents to Break Into More Than 100 Websites

Security firm Norforge says a hacker used mostly autonomous AI agents coordinated through the open-source Cairn platform to break into more than 100 websites in four countries, with Reuters naming John D

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