Clem Delangue, Hugging Face's co-founder, appears in the Netflix documentary "AI Gone Rogue" but says it is inaccurate. He argues the film goes "full doomer mode" and urges viewers to be cautious before sharing it.
Dell's security chief says financial institutions face two races at once: using AI to act on their data, and preparing for threats driven by AI agents. The warning centers on how cheaply attackers can now get hold of advanced capabilities.
The French government told TikTok and other platforms to limit protest footage and AI-altered images. Online retailers such as Vinted and eBay reportedly agreed to stop looted goods from flooding their resale sites.
Some police forces around the world use AI-driven software to predict crowd movements. France has begun experimenting through Smart Police.
In an internal presentation, OpenAI's CEO reportedly outlined three paths to safe AI: an IAEA-style international watchdog, a merger of the major labs, or one company powerful enough to shut down everyone else's compute. He called the last option 'terrible'.
Security company Blackwall, which sits in front of millions of websites, is now valued at $2.2 billion after a round led by AVP. Its investor argues the company becomes essential as more web traffic comes from AI agents.