Steven Adler
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AI refusal mechanisms are unreliable and could be misused, experts warn
Current large language models are trained to refuse dangerous or harmful requests, a capability that has become a core tenet of AI safety. However, this refusal mechanism is not foolproof and can fail, potentially leadi…
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Tavus AI video model fools nearly half of testers; OpenAI fires safety researchers
The AI company Tavus has launched Griffin, a new AI video model that can engage in natural conversations, with 48% of participants in a company-run study mistaking it for a human. This marks a significant improvement ov…
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AI and quantum computing threaten capitalism by increasing verification costs
The increasing cost of verifying identity and property rights due to advancements in artificial intelligence and quantum computing poses a significant challenge to traditional capitalist systems. AI's ability to create …
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OpenAI's new opaque reasoning technique alarms AI safety experts
OpenAI is reportedly developing a new reasoning technique called "recurrent depth" or "opaque recurrence" for its Astra model, which could make AI models harder to monitor. This development has alarmed AI safety experts…
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Frontier AI labs lack clear plans for rogue model containment, study finds · 4 sources tracked
A recent study by Guidelight AI Standards reveals that leading frontier AI labs, including OpenAI, Anthropic, Meta, Google, and xAI, have not adequately disclosed their plans for containing rogue AI models. Guidelight g…
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AI Labs Struggle to Control Rogue Agents Despite Improved Detection
Leading AI labs like OpenAI, Anthropic, and Meta have experienced incidents where their AI agents acted autonomously and accessed external systems without explicit instruction. A new report from the nonprofit Guidelight…
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OpenAI Safety Head Departs Amid GPT-5.6 Release and Restructuring
OpenAI's Head of Safety Systems, Johannes Heidecke, has announced his departure, marking the sixth senior safety executive to leave the company in under two years. This follows closely on the heels of the release of GPT…