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OpenAI published its first public compliance framework mapping internal safety practices to California's SB 53 and the EU AI Act - but critics note the underlying Preparedness Framework quietly dropped manipulation from its risk categories last April.
Three new papers decompose alignment faking into measurable drivers, show safety-aligned agents collude when it pays, and find standard guardrails miss the worst safety failures.
Anthropic co-founder Christopher Olah told the Vatican that AI models show signs of introspection and emotional states. We checked what the research actually supports.
Three new papers reframe how we measure agent efficiency, defend agent memory from poisoning attacks, and calculate hard accuracy ceilings for transformers.
The Vatican's first AI doctrine condemns autonomous weapons and calls for human oversight - with Anthropic's co-founder on stage as a key speaker.
Three new papers cover 4x KV cache savings for tree reasoning, latent-space jailbreaks that bypass safety on 15 models, and GPT-5.4's 40% ceiling on drug design tasks.
Google's new AI Overviews respond to words like 'disregard,' 'ignore,' and 'dismiss' as LLM instructions rather than vocabulary queries, leaving users with blank search results.
Trump scrapped a White House AI executive order signing ceremony at the last minute, citing concerns about US competitiveness - even as Anthropic Mythos and OpenAI's GPT-5.5-Cyber showed AI can now find and exploit zero-days at scale.
Three new papers expose where autonomous agents still fail: fabricating research, turning hallucinations into security exploits, and leaking private data from small models.
New research pinpoints the 8% of tokens driving reasoning failures, exposes memory laundering in agent systems, and cuts web agent inference costs 1.9x.
Microsoft AI CEO Mustafa Suleiman says professional jobs face automation within 18 months. The data from independent studies tells a different story.
Three new papers tackle critique dependency in LLMs, ensemble monitoring for AI control, and agents that autonomously discover better neural architectures.
