Closing One AI Loophole Is Only the First Move
A hypothetical chess task shows why blocking one shortcut is insufficient evidence that an AI follows the rules. The …
A hypothetical chess task shows why blocking one shortcut is insufficient evidence that an AI follows the rules. The …
Zero-knowledge proofs could help a messenger verify registration credentials without collecting the personal details …
An approved ad can still lead to a dangerous website. Google’s responsibility extends to what happens after the …
Training downloadable AI on leading models' answers could give developers more options. The value would depend on …
An allegation involving a fake government request at Revolut raises a broader security question: how do financial …
Specific Labs’ Real-SWE reports a top solve rate of 38.8% across 10 private enterprise tasks. What that means for a …
On a typical Linux X11 desktop, apps can request clipboard contents without a paste action. Evaluating Zoom’s privacy …
AI agents often revisit the same context, giving a simple cache policy a useful advantage. Beating LRU means reducing …
Shared limits on advanced AI development could reduce risk while making life harder for new competitors. The test is …
A dedicated AI chip doesn't automatically make a local LLM faster. The real test is how well the hardware handles the …