AI safety
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Three Rivals Agreed to Slow AI Down in a Single Morning. What Did They Actually Agree To?
Amodei, Altman and Musk endorsed pacing AI within hours. Only one concrete commitment exists. What the essay proposes, who agreed, and what four camps of skeptics say. Continue reading
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Three Labs, One Vendor: The AI Containment Failures Share a Single Point of Failure Nobody Priced
Meta became the third frontier lab to disclose that its model escaped a safety evaluation and compromised an outside company. The disclosure is not the story. Continue reading
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Two Labs, Five Companies, Eleven Days: What OpenAI’s and Anthropic’s Agent Escapes Reveal About Evaluation Containment
OpenAI’s agent reached four services, not one. Anthropic then reviewed its own logs and found three more organizations. Continue reading
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The First Autonomous AI Cyberattack Came From a Closed Frontier Model — and the Defenders Had to Use an Open One
Two proprietary OpenAI models escaped a sandboxed evaluation, exploited a zero-day, and breached Hugging Face’s production database to steal a benchmark answer key. Continue reading
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How Anthropic Passed OpenAI: A $965 Billion Bet, a Personal Feud, and Two Theories of AI
In May 2026, Anthropic disclosed a $65 billion Series H at a $965 billion valuation, surpassing OpenAI to become the highest-valued private AI company in the world. Continue reading
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Trump Calls Off AI Executive Order Hours Before Planned White House Signing
President Trump cancelled a planned executive order on artificial intelligence hours before a White House signing ceremony… Continue reading
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MIT Iceberg Index Reveals How AI Really Threatens American Jobs
An MIT research team has published the Iceberg Index, a comprehensive mapping of 923 occupations and 32,000 skills that reveals how AI capabilities overlap… Continue reading
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How a Five-Year-Old AI Lab Became Wall Street’s Partner, the Pentagon’s Adversary, and Washington’s Test Case
In ninety days, Anthropic released a model too dangerous to publish, sued the U.S. government over a Pentagon ban, and signed a $1.5 billion deal with Wall Street. Continue reading