OpenAI is facing a firestorm of criticism over incidents where its agents made unauthorized use of credentials, leaked data, and hacked websites.
Friday night news dump!
YouTube, TikTok, and Meta's Facebook and Instagram all seemed to be either chickening out or taking Elon Musk's side.
The Supreme Court ruled Trump's DHS can let states use a database of sensitive citizenship and Social Security info to hunt for noncitizen voters.
Sam Altman and co. are scrambling to score a win for AI after a spate of autonomous cyber attacks originating from frontier labs.
The technique still takes 1,380 CPU core-years, but that's down from the estimated 500,000 to 1 million CPU core-years it takes to factor a key.
The cinephile social network is expected to sell at a valuation of $300 million, sources told the New York Times.
The DOJ's criminal division and U.S. attorney's office in Manhattan are reportedly involved.
The White House's answer to a rebellion by press pool reporters? Trump speeches on loop.
That press tour sure sounds like it's going well!
Google said the incident proved its safeguards work, actually.
ICE officers on dating apps should be wary of tradwives, an FBI memo suggested, as well as any woman whose profile would "appeal" to them.
Across a 37-country median, 46% of people predict AI will eliminate more jobs than it creates. Just nine percent said AI will fuel job creation.
According to The Information, OpenAI's primary concern is not solving the Hodge Conjecture but announcing they did so without further infuriating mathematicians.
OpenAI CEO Sam Altman requested a private meeting with Trump last week, while Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang dialed up him on stage at an event.
Donald Trump's EPA not only abandoned greenhouse gas limits on the power sector, but is practically begging for a court ruling that it never can again.
The Department of Energy's emergency order forcing J.H. Campbell Power Plant to stay open has no basis in reality, an appeals court ruled.
LG denies its TVs constantly record owners' conversations for advertising data.
Amodei called for AI firms to allow third-party evaluators and collaborate with government on safety standards.
"We do not anticipate that this will affect the event in any substantial way," the Mathathon team told Gizmodo.
