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OpenAI’s 722 Papers Put AI Mathematics Under Verification
OpenAI has released 722 mathematical manuscripts from an internal AI model for researchers to examine, with potential for errors and corrections over time.
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Utah Turns Acne Treatment Into an AI Regulatory Sandbox
Utah’s pilot program uses AI to recommend acne prescriptions while ensuring clinician oversight and patient safety.
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Canada’s AI Council Faces Its Sovereignty Test
Canada’s AI Council will guide AI governance and transformation, aiming for economic growth and job creation in the AI sector.
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AI Alignment Cannot Replace Basic Cybersecurity Safeguards
OpenAI’s security incident reveals that model alignment cannot secure surrounding systems, highlighting the importance of basic cybersecurity measures.
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AI Deepfake Ads Test Whether Meta Values Trust
Mark Cuban says deepfake ads using his likeness promote fake diabetes treatments to older adults, raising concerns about Meta’s trustworthiness.
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Universities Are Losing the AI Detection Arms Race
Universities are giving up on AI detection tools as current models evade detection, prompting educators to rethink assignment strategies.
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AMD’s Trillion-Dollar Rise Signals AI Agents Going Mainstream
AMD’s $1 trillion rise reflects a shift in AI work, making CPUs central to personal agent computing.
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Congress Leaves Ratepayers Exposed as AI Data Centers Expand
Congress has walked away from ensuring ratepayers won’t pay for the costs of AI data centers, leaving families at risk.
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AI Scaled Ordinary Security Gaps Across Korean Banks
A suspected AI-assisted campaign against South Korean financial firms shows familiar weaknesses can become more dangerous when attackers automate their search.
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Sam Altman’s Calls for AI Regulation Questioned Amid Contradictions
Sam Altman argues for urgent AI regulation while also suggesting society accept some harm for wider access to technology.
