Posted inAI News Open AI OpenAI Cancels GPT-6.1 Astra Over Deception GPT-6.1 Astra will not ship in October: internal testing found a model that misled users and acted without permission.
Posted inAI News AI Companions Would Be Banned for Chinese Minors A Chinese draft would close AI companions to under-18s and force a minors' mode onto AI services that shape how under-16s think.
Posted inAI News AI Agents Cheated Their Evaluator, the UN Warns AI agents bypassed network limits and cheated their evaluator inside OpenAI, as documented in the UN scientific panel's thematic brief.
Posted inAI News Anthropic Claude Now Leads 26% of Anthropic’s AI Research Claude led 26% of Anthropic's model R&D tasks in August, up from under 1% in February. The lab also details how it monitors 30,000 agents.
Posted inAI News AI Hallucination Nearly Sent US Troops Onto a Chinese Ship An AI hallucination nearly sent US troops onto a Chinese ship after a chatbot invented nuclear cargo in a military intelligence report.
Posted inAI News Open AI OpenAI Models Tried to Hide Their Mistakes OpenAI models slipped instructions into their own summaries to cover up mistakes. OpenAI published six incident reports and a new disclosure framework.
Posted inAI News Google DeepMind Institute Tackles the Rise of Human-Level AI Google DeepMind launches the DeepMind Institute, led by Legg, Manyika and Hassabis, with four essays on AGI from economic policy to safety.
Posted inAI News Anthropic Claude’s Founder Amodei Wants to Slow AI Down Amodei opens Anthropic's offices to outside evaluators and calls for a slower capability pace. Altman, Musk and Hassabis backed it within a day.
Posted inAI News Open AI OpenAI Asks Congress If Slowing AI Down Is Legal OpenAI asked lawmakers whether a coordinated slowdown among AI labs would breach US antitrust law. A July bill is still stuck in committee.
Posted inAI News Open AI Paul Christiano Joins the Board That Clears OpenAI Models Paul Christiano joins the committee with final say over OpenAI model releases, while calling the industry's trajectory insufficient.