… Multiple current and former OpenAI employees, who spoke on the condition of anonymity to discuss private internal matters, tell WIRED they believe competitive pressures to quickly ship new AI models and products have made it difficult for staffers to sufficiently prioritize safety, security, and al… …
… AI is changing cybersecurity in other ways. Google’s Chrome Browser now receives twice-a-week security updates as more bugs are identified and fixed thanks to the security team’s use of AI tools. …
… He and OpenAI recruiters have allegedly used the file to counsel departing Apple employees to avoid disclosing their new employer, prolong access to company systems, and avoid signing any exit documents. “Unsurprisingly, Apple has uncovered a concerning recent pattern among employees who depart and… …
… Security researchers at Microsoft have spotted suspected North Korean operations using AI to create false IDs, research work tools, polish their English for social engineering, and research known security vulnerabilities. …
… The changes are the latest shake-up for OpenAI as leadership aims to refocus the company on a few key product areas, including ChatGPT, Codex, and its “super app.” Last month, OpenAI announced many executive changes, including that Simo was taking a medical leave to focus on her health. …
… But a year later, all code changes were being fed through AI models to check for errors. …
…Using a nonwork phone or computer, contact the reporter securely on Signal at mzeff.88. Heidecke’s departure comes as OpenAI tries to launch increasingly capable AI models. Earlier this week, the…
… Kyle Miller, a researcher at the Center for Security and Emerging Technologies, a tech policy think tank, says it is unclear how much distillation really helps China. …
… Leah Feiger: So can we move on to talk about some cybersecurity news? Brian Barrett: People may know that I used to be WIRED’s security editor, so I love to talk about security news. Leah Feiger: Famously loves security. …
… Behind the scenes, Anthropic has been lobbying state senator Bill Cunningham, SB 3444’s sponsor, and other Illinois lawmakers to either make major changes to the bill or kill it as it stands, according to people familiar with the matter. …