… The goal was to give companies and organizations an opportunity to use its powerful cybersecurity capabilities to improve their defenses, and stem concerns that the technology could be exploited by bad actors to develop powerful hacking tools. …
… In April of this year, citing national security concerns, the US Federal Communications Commission proposed barring US telecom firms from interconnecting with China Unicom and other Chinese carriers, a move that China Unicom recently warned could disrupt global communications. …
… Amazon and the National Security Agency also separately raised concerns to the White House that Fable 5 could be jailbroken, and the confluence of events convinced officials they needed to take action. …
… "This was resolved within 24 hours, and we can confirm there is no evidence of exploitation, ticket impact, or compromise of customer information,” the statement reads. “The issue was identified by a responsible security researcher who used AI-assisted tools to bypass standard firewall security con… …
… The neutered release of Claude Fable 5 hints at Anthropic’s business tension of wanting to release a Mythos-class AI model for general use before the tech industry has resolved the cybersecurity concerns of these models. …
… A new bill aims to address mounting lawmaker concerns, but lacks substance. And if you’re looking for a deep dive, WIRED investigated the yearslong feud behind the prominent privacy and security conscious mobile operating system GrapheneOS. …
… White House spokesperson Liz Huston says the executive order reflected Trump‘s “commonsense approach of collaborating with industry to balance innovation and security, cementing America’s continued global dominance in AI and cybersecurity.” Some of the larger AI companies signaled their support for… …
… The company was also ready to accept language that would address its concerns about Claude being used to help carry out deadly strikes without human supervision, Heck claimed. …
… They found complaints about people dumping “bullet-pointed explainers” of basic cybersecurity concepts, moaning about the number of low quality posts, and concerns about Google’s AI search overviews driving down the number of visitors to the forums. …
… Some of the safeguards Anthropic decided on were unsurprising: The company said it would reroute users who asked questions about cybersecurity, biology, or chemistry to a less capable AI model to reduce the chances of someone using the advanced AI to carry out a cyberattack or build a bioweapon. …