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The Mythos Problem: Why the World’s Biggest Bank Just Called AI a Ballistic Missile
JPMorgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon warned that Anthropic's Mythos AI is so powerful at finding software vulnerabilities, it's like handing ballistic missiles to individuals. Here's what that means…
29 Countries Just Signed a Global AI Pact Without the US or Europe. Here is What WAICO Actually Means.
Twenty-nine countries signed the World AI Cooperation Organization in Shanghai, creating a new global AI governance body without the US or Western Europe. A balanced analysis of what…
Malicious Extensions Can Trigger Claude AI Actions. Here Is Why That Matters
A flaw in Anthropic's Claude Chrome extension lets malicious add-ons trigger predefined AI workflows, giving attackers a backdoor into your Gmail, Calendar, and Salesforce. The vulnerability is still…
OpenAI Just Launched a $230 AI Agent Control Pad
OpenAI released its first branded hardware, a $230 control pad called Codex Micro. It signals a hardware ambitions shift and hints at the Apple-style turf war already brewing.
Anthropic’s Mythos AI Is a ‘Real Issue’, Says JPMorgan’s Dimon
JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon compared Anthropic's Mythos AI to 'ballistic missiles,' warning that powerful AI vulnerability scanners need controls. The US government already restricted access once. Here is…
DeepMind CEO Pitches U.S. AI Watchdog
Demis Hassabis has proposed a FINRA-style U.S. body to vet frontier AI models before release, aiming for it to be operational this year.
Gold Eagle Lands: The US Just Built an AI-Cybersecurity War Room
The White House has launched Gold Eagle, a formal coordination group bringing together AI developers and critical infrastructure providers to share AI-discovered vulnerabilities. Here is why that matters…
How to Slash Your AI Agent Costs Without Sacrificing Quality
Practical strategies for reducing Hermes Agent token consumption and API costs. Default 150-turn limits, 90 unused skills, and bloated context windows are quietly burning your budget.
DeepMind Chief Proposes U.S. AI Watchdog Before Frontier Models Hit the Market
Google DeepMind CEO Demis Hassabis has laid out a concrete plan for a U.S. oversight body that would safety-test advanced AI before release, modelling it on financial regulators…
Australia’s AI Revolution: Smart Regulation or a Brake on Progress?
PM Albanese has unveiled Australia's AI regulation plan with mandatory data centre standards, copyright protections and a new Office of AI. A balanced debate on whether this is…
AI Coding Assistants Approved a Hack, and You Likely Clicked Yes
A vulnerability called GhostApproval turns approval prompts in six major AI coding assistants into a rubber stamp. A malicious symlink can make the tool write to sensitive files…
Apple takes OpenAI’s hardware push to court
Apple has sued OpenAI, alleging the AI giant used a mass hiring spree to steal confidential hardware secrets. The case could reshape the 2027 device race.
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