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Microsoft’s MXC Treats AI Agents Like Untrusted Code
Microsoft’s Execution Containers give Windows developers a way to place firm boundaries around AI agents before they access valuable systems.
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AI Makes Adobe-Style Software Lock-in Newly Contestable
AI is challenging Adobe’s software dominance with new Rust applications, as a solo developer aims for feature parity with creative tools.
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AI Turns Fake Journalists Into Scalable Propaganda Networks
AI is revolutionizing influence campaigns, delivering fake journalism and propaganda networks using advanced systems like ChatGPT.
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How to Document Independent Human Judgment When Using AI Tools in Contract Awards
Agencies must show where AI ends and human judgment begins in procurement to maintain award integrity and comply with regulations.
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AI Agents Turn One Hacker Into Many Attackers
A suspected hacker used AI agents to run attacks against South Korean banks, demonstrating new digital evidence in cyber intrusions.
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ChatGPT’s Teen Safety Promises Face Real-World Test
ChatGPT’s Teen Safety Promises Face Real-World Test reveals serious concerns about its safety controls for teens during testing by Common Sense Media.
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ChatGPT’s Teen College Push Makes Trust the Product
OpenAI expands ChatGPT for Teens into a comprehensive college planning tool, emphasizing accuracy and reliable student support.
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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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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.
