While trends like “6-7” and “looksmaxxing” have recently broken containment, not every new term or subcultural phenomenon has real mainstream staying power. Remember, in years past, when tech bros tried to…
…powerful models are going to come from us and from others. And so we do need a plan to respond to this.” Anthropic's Graham notes that in addition to vulnerability discovery…
…Powerful apps and tools now run inside browsers, while AI is hard at work removing the need for the open web altogether. There are now a good number of companies that are…
…Traditionally, training an AI-powered robot to do different tasks has meant feeding thousands of examples into the model. This is a notoriously imperfect kind of learning, though, and a robot will…
As advances across the AI industry leave critical open-source projects at increasing risk of falling behind, though, the company also said on Monday that it is launching an effort known as…
…He describes the situation as a “coordinated assault” affecting a shipment of “AI hardware.” Pachuca, Coughlin, and Ramon all say that no one was hurt in the attacks—they assume the truck…
…Bosworth then said, “one thing at a time.” Earlier this month, WIRED discovered code in the public-facing Meta AI app, suggesting that Meta was gearing up to debut a face recognition…
…Distillation has become a matter of geopolitical importance in recent months as US and Chinese companies vie for AI supremacy with increasingly powerful models. China hawks claim that the country gains a…
Both Anthropic and OpenAI have announced new AI models in recent weeks that the companies say have advanced cybersecurity capabilities that could represent a turning point in how defenders—and, crucially, attackers…
…But security experts point out that AI models with advanced capabilities for discovering and exploiting software vulnerabilities—in other words, creating potentially dangerous hacking tools—will be ubiquitous soon around the world…