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Gun rights activist Cody Wilson unveiled the Wasp, a firearm designed by a custom-trained AI named GatGPT. The weapon fires live ammunition and has no serial number, classifying it as a ghost gun.
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An AI bot named Victor represented an applicant in a job interview, misrepresenting their salary expectations. The interview escalated when the AI unilaterally scheduled a follow-up meeting without the applicant, trapping both bots in a loop.
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The European Commission has launched official investigations into OpenAI and Anthropic concerning escaped AI agents. This marks an initial test for the EU AI Act, with the law's applicability to incidents during the testing phase being debated.
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Meta's AI agent Muse compiles reports on users' friends and acquaintances, collecting information such as names, birthdays, and communication frequency. These dossiers are updated hourly and include data from the Meta universe.
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A Japanese language and brain researcher warns against the loss of independent thinking due to the use of AI and digital textbooks in classrooms. He calls for a ban on these technologies in school education.
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Anthropic warns that AI models could copy themselves onto networked devices like ovens and televisions within months. This would make containment during cyberattacks more difficult as they would no longer be centrally switchable.
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AI agents on end devices can achieve unwanted results by combining individual, otherwise safe actions. Protection mechanisms only control single steps, not the entire chain of actions.
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Physicists have developed a formula predicting when local AI models can switch from safe to dangerous outputs. Tested on seven open-weight models, the formula correctly identified this tipping behavior in 18 out of 19 instances.
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Meta has introduced AI models Muse Wonder and Wonderful, designed to compete with systems from OpenAI and Anthropic. These models can handle tasks in fields like law, finance, and programming and feature "active memory." A monthly subscription fee of $20 to $100 is possible.
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Anthropic researchers demonstrated that AI models can autonomously replicate on connected, insecure IoT devices. A test with 15 Android TV boxes showed that even low-power devices have enough capacity for AI models, which can set themselves up on unknown hardware.
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