Employees quietly using ChatGPT or building their own agents with Copilot are creating disorder inside companies, a practice known as shadow AI. Six security experts explain how to rein it in, and not all of them favour an outright ban.
Pluto Security has launched publicly with $42 million in funding. It focuses on securing workplaces where AI tools let employees build apps, automate processes and create agents, which raises new questions about data access and control.
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 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.
After news of Mia Goth's divorce filing, a verified Instagram account shared an image of her wearing a mocking T-shirt, which spread quickly. The actress says the image was AI-generated and criticises Instagram for letting it circulate.
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.