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An FBI alert lists fake political action committees, bogus investment pools and phony voter-registration pages, with AI-made voices and images making them harder to spot.
Iowa's petition treats OpenAI's handling of rogue AI agents as consumer fraud and asks that outside monitors verify safeguards before model testing resumes.
A Joint Economic Committee investigation says some Tinder scam-detection models went years without updates; Match Group calls that claim false and points to new selfie checks.
The companion-chatbot company’s petition lists two states and a minor plaintiff among its top claimants, putting AI safety litigation inside a bankruptcy case.
Push Security says the lure page showed Anthropic's real install command while its copy button swapped in one that runs an attacker's script.
A fabricated Latin American think tank leader and seven fake journalists pushed content far enough to draw fact-checks and denials, earning rare high scores on OpenAI's impact scale.
OpenAI's new Intelligent UI lets answers include buttons, editable graphs and task-specific calculators, with paying users getting GPT-6 Sol first and free users GPT-6 Luna a day later.
The Personal Agent Protocol, backed by Walmart and Stripe, arrives as major retailers, airlines and review sites block consumer agents at the door.
Island researchers say the kit draws a fake login window inside the browser and lets an operator choose which MFA prompt each victim sees.
Physician sign-off on every prescription gives way to after-the-fact checks and then monthly sampling as the startup moves through three phases.
The textGrain signal is meant to satisfy the AI Act's labeling rules, but OpenAI's own tests show light synonym editing sharply cuts detection.
Built with Salesforce, Shopify, Shoplazza and Stripe, the tools push TikTok's commerce beyond its Shop marketplace and into the main video feed.
The visual format moves OpenAI's ad business past text answers, backed by a longer list of measurement and brand-safety partners for advertisers.
A new prompt in Claude's voice mode and a matching privacy toggle let users share audio recordings for model training, separately from the existing setting for text chats and code.
Code in the Gemini desktop app points to an opt-in mode reaching beyond connected folders into Mail, Safari and Messages, with approvals for sensitive steps.
Open-source firmware and a Linux SDK let hobbyists wire Meta's AI agent into Raspberry Pi and ESP32 projects, while a USB-C dongle links it to home networks.
The company says the macOS permission built for backup tools is being used in ways that expose mail, messages and browsing history, and that autonomous agents raise the stakes.
Built with Google, Gentle Monster and Warby Parker, the camera-equipped glasses would be the first major challenge to Meta’s hold on the category.
A test of direct payments for material used in AI answers shows a wide spread, from seven figures a year for one site to a few hundred dollars for others.
Customers on a U.S. waitlist can order through Apple Messages, while a new in-house drone joins couriers and sidewalk robots under one dispatch system.
Agents trade only from separate accounts with approval required by default, and Robinhood says it does not supervise or recommend what they do.
Hours after launch, the federal AI site stopped answering questions about the 2020 election, impeachments and felony convictions, the Associated Press found.
Each Dot runs on GPT-6 Astra inside its own isolated cloud computer, with read-only background research and user-set rules for anything it wants to change.