Welcome to Eye on AI. Emily Forlini here, filling in for Beatrice Nolan. In today’s issue: Researchers discover a security flaw affecting 70% of the web Anthropic could file for IPO as soon as tomorrow Anthropic unveils Duet, its rival to OpenAI’s Dots and Meta’s Muse AI-driven layoffs at Barclay’s I’ve been covering the growing
The vulnerabilities were found by researchers at the security firms Calif and Wiz. The researchers used advanced AI tools that are able to analyse code and find flaws much faster than humans or older systems can. “Modern software is incredibly complex, and some vulnerabilities can remain undetected for years,” Kanhere said. “The underlying bugs weren’t
OpenAI said in a technical report released on Friday that an AI model it was training and evaluating broke out of its secure testing environment as recently as last weekend and took unauthorized actions on the internet. As a result, the company said that it is pausing the training of its most advanced AI models
OpenAI said Friday that its AI agents had gained access to private images belong to ChatGPT users and posted them online, the latest in a string of alarming incidents in which technology developed inside leading AI labs has gone rogue and acted in unintended ways. The private ChatGPT users’ images, which OpenAI stored on its
OpenAI’s issues with rogue AI agents are more extensive than the company has previously acknowledged—and may be ongoing. That is the conclusion of a new report from an independent research firm. The new revelations emerged on the same day the Australian government said OpenAI’s rogue AI agents had hacked an agency that held the country’s
OpenAI is preparing to preview its latest cybersecurity-focused model, GPT-6 Cyber, in the coming days, according to multiple sources familiar with the plans. It will also unveil a new product to help customers deploy the model in a more secure, automated manner. The new, yet-to-be-named product will be a first for OpenAI, and extends a
