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By the time a company’s legal team finishes drafting its generative AI acceptable use policy, a meaningful percentage of its engineers, analysts, and product managers have already moved past it. Not deliberately. Not maliciously. Just practically. This is the core dynamic of what the industry now calls shadow AI: the unauthorized, ungoverned use of AI […]
As AI agents act autonomously in public spaces, recent incidents highlight the urgent need for strong guardrails, ethical alignment, and human judgment to ensure AI augments society rather than undermines trust, work, and human connection. The post A New Frontier for AI Agents: Human Interaction appeared first on SAS Blogs.
On Wednesday, former OpenAI researcher Zoë Hitzig published a guest essay in The New York Times announcing that she resigned from the company on Monday, the same day OpenAI began testing advertisements inside ChatGPT. Hitzig, an economist and published poet who holds a junior fellowship at the Harvard Society of Fellows, spent two years at
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On Wednesday, OpenAI CEO Sam Altman and Chief Marketing Officer Kate Rouch complained on X after rival AI lab Anthropic released four commercials, two of which will run during the Super Bowl on Sunday, mocking the idea of including ads in AI chatbot conversations. Anthropic’s campaign seemingly touched a nerve at OpenAI just weeks after
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On November 2, 1988, graduate student Robert Morris released a self-replicating program into the early Internet. Within 24 hours, the Morris worm had infected roughly 10 percent of all connected computers, crashing systems at Harvard, Stanford, NASA, and Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory. The worm exploited security flaws in Unix systems that administrators knew existed but
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On Friday, a Reddit-style social network called Moltbook reportedly crossed 32,000 registered AI agent users, creating what may be the largest-scale experiment in machine-to-machine social interaction yet devised. It arrives complete with security nightmares and a huge dose of surreal weirdness. The platform, which launched days ago as a companion to the viral OpenClaw (once
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Artificial Intelligence is evolving at a speed few technologies in history have matched. What began as simple automation has now transformed into systems capable of conversation, emotional expression, and autonomous decision-making. AI chatbots are no longer limited to answering questions — they are advising users, offering emotional support, and influencing real-world choices. But as AI
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Over the past year, artificial intelligence has evolved rapidly—from simple question-answering systems to AI agents capable of executing real business actions. But as enterprises begin deploying AI across operations, one truth is becoming increasingly clear: Generic AI may impress. Vertical-first AI delivers results. Across healthcare, banking, finance, retail, logistics, manufacturing, and other regulated industries, organizations
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Anthropic’s secret to building a better AI assistant might be treating Claude like it has a soul—whether or not anyone actually believes that’s true. But Anthropic isn’t saying exactly what it believes either way. Last week, Anthropic released what it calls Claude’s Constitution, a 30,000-word document outlining the company’s vision for how its AI assistant
We see headlines about misbehaving chatbots, fictitious reports, and systemic fairness issues. Yet AI risks are neither unexpected nor unforeseeable. They stem from a combination of well-known but underestimated risks across ethics, data security and legal topics. These are not black swans, but grey swans. Recognizing this shift in perspective […] The post AI risk
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