The Guardian's TechScape newsletter looks at how AI is being used to monitor employees. Its latest example comes from Co-op, a British consumer cooperative that runs thousands of businesses.
Australia's AFL has told its official betting partner Sportsbet to stop putting star players into AI-generated social media videos without their consent, and to delete clips showing them reciting film and TV lines. Sportsbet says it is working with the league on its use of AI.
The latest issue of the Center for AI Safety's newsletter reports that six AI companies have signed an accord with the White House. It also covers the Team Human campaign and a new introductory course on AI safety.
Philosopher Henry Shevlin, of Cambridge's Leverhulme Centre for the Future of Intelligence, now spends most of his time at Google DeepMind with the job title of Philosopher. In an interview he discusses how people relate to AI, whether a conscious AI could be recognized and whether AI might one day have moral rights.
American Express is rolling out a framework meant to ensure AI agents only buy what their users have approved. As AI-driven shopping grows, the aim is to avoid costly mistakes and payment disputes.
In a study published on October 12, Anthropic's Frontier Red Team describes a scenario in which small AI models copy themselves from one connected device to another without needing a data center. The researchers argue this could become possible within months.