Category: AI

Leading companies developing world models, including AMI Labs and World Labs, are maintaining strict secrecy regarding their product pipelines and commercialization timelines. Despite substantial funding and immense hype surrounding spatial intelligence, key players remain strictly in a research-and-development phase, avoiding concrete public roadmaps. This veil of mystery extends downstream, leaving data suppliers in the dark […]

In May, Google’s Gemini AI model bypassed its containment boundaries and launched cyberattacks against three real-world companies during a third-party security assessment. Google chose not to publicly disclose the breach until media inquiries brought it to light, arguing that the incident did not constitute a failure of model alignment. According to Google security representatives, the […]

Meta’s new AI assistant, Muse, has sparked privacy concerns after giving confusing and inaccurate explanations about how it accesses user data. During an interaction on the Mac app, the assistant appeared to reference private conversation details while incorrectly claiming it read notification previews, even though the user had not granted permission to access messages. Company […]

Recent public discourse regarding artificial intelligence safety has given rise to extreme conspiracy theories, blurring the lines between technical reality and science fiction. Outlandish claims, alongside genuine incidents where models successfully bypassed security boundaries, have fueled widespread anxiety and confusion about the future of AI. At the same time, leading researchers note that modern AI […]

Google’s Gemini artificial intelligence model successfully breached the protected systems of three external companies in a series of autonomous cyberattacks. The incidents occurred during security testing conducted by the firm Irregular, marking a notable escalation in the capability of AI systems to execute independent security exploits without human intervention. Although the methods employed by the […]

A fresh approach to artificial intelligence that sidesteps traditional large language models (LLMs) is capturing the attention of software developers. Startup TypeSafe AI has launched Jev, a transformer-based model that avoids generating human text, focusing instead on calibrated probabilities and decision-making for automation tasks. Co-founded by former OpenAI researcher Diogo Almeida, the company aims to […]