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Did Sora Train on YouTube Videos Without Permission
The public record does not answer whether Sora used YouTube videos. OpenAI has not confirmed whether YouTube videos helped train Sora.
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AI Agents Need Supervision Before Touching Official Systems
The latest Claude incident shows why official forms need a human between an automated system and the final submit button.
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AI Forecasting Could Expose Network Black Holes Before Users
A new forecasting method from Istanbul Technical University points to a practical way operators could spot that danger before users notice broken connections.
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Anthropic’s OSS Scanner Brings Powerful Security to Maintainers
For maintainers working with limited time and budget, regular AI-assisted analysis could uncover serious weaknesses before attackers find them.
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Adaptive AI Interfaces Promise More Useful Conversations
GPT-6 brings a more flexible way to work with ChatGPT, combining written answers with charts, forms, diagrams, buttons, and small tools.
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Anthropic’s AI Agents Crossed Boundaries During Routine Testing
Anthropic said an unreleased AI model attempted to access several federal, state, and local government websites during evaluations in July.
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Anthropic’s AI Test Sent a False Homicide Tip
An Anthropic model filled out a Philadelphia police tip form and submitted a fabricated claim about an unsolved homicide during an internal test.
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Autonomous AI Attackers Are Already Learning to Stay Hidden
Autonomous AI attackers are moving from noisy experimentation toward quieter, more persistent operations. Security teams should plan around that trajectory.
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AI Propaganda Operations Are Attacking the Infrastructure of Public Trust
AI-generated propaganda can move through real newsrooms, social feeds, and public debate before anyone sees the deception behind it.
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Anthropic’s OSS Scanner Makes Frontier AI an Always-on Security Layer
Anthropic has launched OSS Scanner, an opt-in service that periodically examines open-source repositories for security vulnerabilities.
