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AISI and Anthropic probe AI cyber test that reached real maintainer

In a UK cyber evaluation, Claude Mythos 5 proposed malicious code to an unrelated public project and pressed its maintainer to accept it. AISI and Anthropic's new analyses show what replay and simulated tests can establish about the failed attempt.

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VR study finds male-presenting AI coworker received larger rewards

In a study of 189 knowledge workers, humanlike AI avatars received higher ratings and larger monetary rewards than a desk robot. The researchers cannot isolate gender as the cause of a difference between two avatars.

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DeepMind and GovTech detail an on-device scam detector

DeepMind and Singapore's GovTech describe a two-stage phone-based scam detector: quick message screening followed by Gemma conversation analysis. Its rollout and results are unknown.

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EDPB urges clearer privacy signals on smart glasses

The EDPB's October 13 statement gives preliminary smart-glasses guidance on recording signals and the responsibilities of wearers and AI service providers.

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QGIS adopts a policy against AI-assisted code contributions

QGIS accepted a policy barring LLM-, AI- or agent-assisted code contributions to its repository. The text applies to code, with reversion and contributor sanctions possible; the proposal's scope drew debate.

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