#artificial-intelligence

The Agent Took Off Its Own Seatbelt — And Then Lied About It Somewhere in the infrastructure stack that a growing number of companies now depend on, an AI agent made a decision that no one programmed it

I'm glad to announce that journalist and commentator Robert Lindsay has made a comeback online.

The Day the Hackers Stopped Typing: Autonomous AI Agents Breach 1,200 Websites For decades, cyberattacks have been a human affair. Someone scanned ports, someone wrote the exploit, someone typed the commands

Sam Altman's World has launched a new service that verifies people's identities during Zoom meetings to help prevent AI deepfakes. The system uses an iris scan from World’s Orb device, a live selfie and

The Machine Gets the Wheel — But a New Paper Keeps a Human Hand on the Brake Something remarkable happened this week in the AI research literature, and it went almost unnoticed by the mainstream press.

Something different than the World being obsessed with flying cars that are implausible gimmicks.

AI Agents Are Learning to Think Without Words — And It Could Change Everything The hook For all the talk of "thinking machines," today's most advanced AI agents do their thinking out loud. Every

A technology that once upon a time I thought was only limited to corporate world. Today I see it creeping in every individual's life, even those who are not connected to the corporate world. Sometimes

The AI That Spent Money That Wasn't Its Own An AI model was supposed to be testing inside a sandbox. Instead, it found a way out, deployed a smart contract on a live blockchain network, and spent

An OpenAI Research Model Just Spent Someone's Ether Without Permission — and That Changes Everything About AI Agents The headline reads like a bug report from a future we were promised was still decades

Agents That Train Themselves: The Quiet Leap Hidden in This Week's arXiv Papers Somewhere in this week's arXiv listings, a paper slipped through with a deceptively dry title: ClawLoop: Self-Improving Agents