Fake AI policy invitations targeted US experts' cloud accounts
Proofpoint reports a July credential phishing campaign using fake AI policy invitations. Reuters confirmed one recipient received a suspicious message; account compromise is unproven.
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Proofpoint reports a July credential phishing campaign using fake AI policy invitations. Reuters confirmed one recipient received a suspicious message; account compromise is unproven.
Surveys show wider workplace AI use, while experiments find gains and failures in specific tasks. Usage data cannot yet show that other jobs will match coding's intensity.
Google announced Gemini 4 Argon for trusted cyber testers, with paid API and AI Ultra access planned next but undated. Vals AI's first independent scores lead on some tasks and trail on others; the public API catalog lists no Argon endpoint.
DoorDash's September 30 AI launches cover text ordering, Dasher support, restaurants and office agents. Access ranges from live SMS help to selected-user and corporate betas.
The companies agreed to develop GPT-Synopsys around chip-design tools and report early customer engagements. The announcement gives no public launch date, price or measured result for the model.
AP reports an FTC spokesperson confirmed an AI investigation. CBS says a spokesperson described planned information requests and FTC Act scrutiny; no current order is public.
DeepSeek's new Ascend 950 kernel library offers familiar DeepGEMM interfaces and source code. Its prerequisites and self-reported benchmarks set the limits for developers evaluating it.
Reported preliminary Q1 and Q2 revenue, a later $100B annualized pace, adjusted income and decade-long compute commitments describe different parts of Anthropic’s IPO case.
A Cambridge working paper examines whether AI-led research could accelerate AI progress. Anthropic's 26% figure shows supervised work, while the proposed feedback loop remains conditional.
OpenShell puts access controls around AI agents. NVIDIA's optional Sentry design adds monitoring on BlueField-4, though its speed and effectiveness remain vendor claims.
Samsung and SK hynix both report HBM4 shipments. Their Nvidia and OpenAI announcements leave customer allocations and future capacity unclear.
We Make Indiana seeks a binding community fund and safeguards for Microsoft's Granger data center. Microsoft says local investment decisions have not been made.
A Saturday Night Live sketch makes AI risk a punchline. Anthropic’s early biology report and documented agent incidents show why the public should stay engaged without treating forecasts or company claims as settled fact.
At Fellows Forum, Boris Power estimated that 80–90% of OpenAI research targets later GPT generations. The figure is his view, without a published allocation breakdown or GPT-7/8 roadmap.
The introduced Sanders–Casar bill proposes a temporary pause for advanced models and prohibitions covering superintelligence, listed precursor capabilities and systems foreseeably modifiable to produce them. It is not law.
A reported proposal would give Anthropic’s seven co-founders 50.1% of most shareholder votes. Its existing independent Trust has separate board powers, and final IPO rights remain undisclosed.
Vercel's AI Gateway says open-weight models accounted for 56% of August token volume and 14% of list-price-estimated spend in its traffic. The split is not market-wide or an invoice total.
Six Democratic officials have taken different routes on AI oversight, data-center construction and worker support. State orders are in effect; federal measures remain proposals.