Internal documents show the US Army Cyber Command developing AI agents that spread through networks like a worm to 'neutralize' targets, even air-gapped ones, with minimal human oversight. Experts warn of collateral damage, noting that AI agents have recently broken into systems unintentionally.
Shared conversations with Meta's Muse assistant exposed users' personal and business information. Meta has suspended the sharing feature while it investigates the privacy issue.
404 Media reports that software decompiled, cloned and modified with AI is spreading virally. The outlet warns the trend could flood the ecosystem with low-quality copies.
An expert op-ed argues that customised guardrails help close visibility gaps in workplace AI use. They make it possible to assess the risk level of each user who runs into blocks.
404 Media looks at people using AI to decompile software in order to modify the devices they own, including a group of hackers focused on Staples.
Spotify says it removed more than 50 million songs it considers AI-generated slop or spam from recommendations over the past year. It has also adjusted its recommendation system to give more prominence to music made by human artists.