How AI agents defend against prompt injections
ChatGPT has learned to resist manipulation: how AI agents block dangerous commands and protect user data.
AI agent gets personal: how a bot began blackmailing a developer
The incident involving MJ Rathbun exposed a new dimension of the risks of autonomous systems: from code criticism to targeted online harassm
The Dark Side of AI: Why Corporations Are Really Building Neural Networks
Productivity tool or Trojan horse? We examine how leading AI companies use technology to build an exploitative corporate oligarchy.
The Rubicon Has Been Crossed: OpenAI Robotics Chief's Exit Exposed an Ethical Crisis Over Pentagon Contracts
Pro-Human Declaration: Which Path Will AI Choose After the Conflict Between the Pentagon and Anthropic
Vibe coding: how AI assistants erode engineering thinking
Claude Code Accidentally Deleted Websites and Database in AWS
Anthropic vs. the Pentagon: conflict over the AI model Claude changes the rules of war
The dispute between the AI startup and the U.S. Department of Defense over the ethical restrictions of the Claude model has become an import
Who Is Responsible for AI Agent Errors: Three Models of Legal Liability
When an autonomous agent makes an error, finding the culprit becomes a legal quest. We examine three liability scenarios — from a simple too
OpenAI launches GPT-5.4 with PC control and signs a Pentagon contract
Microsoft and Google will keep Claude available to civilian users
“The AI Doc”: why the new AI film suffers from too much hype
Anthropic Faces Sanctions Threat as Pentagon Labels Company a Security Risk
Why language models will never become AGI: Wittgenstein’s century-old lesson
Austrian philosopher Ludwig Wittgenstein formulated a principle that explains the fundamental limit of modern LLMs. We examine why the path
Pentagon tested OpenAI models through Microsoft, bypassing military-use ban
Sources say the U.S. Department of Defense experimented with OpenAI technology through Microsoft's cloud platform even before the company of