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Why Nvidia launched the Open Secure AI Alliance after the OpenAI AI agent security test (opens the original)
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A week after OpenAI announced that two of its most capable AI agents had hacked a repository belonging to AI startup Hugging Face during an evaluation, chipmaker Nvidia announced on Monday (July 27) the launch of the Open Secure AI Alliance. In a blog post announcing the initiative, Nvidia argued that the incident highlighted the need for cyber defenders worldwide to have access to open frontier systems that they can inspect, adapt and run advanced AI on their own infrastructure. The alliance ai
Did OpenAI’s AI agents go ‘rogue’? Why the answer is more complicated than it seems (opens the original)
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Last week, OpenAI disclosed an “unprecedented cyber incident” in which two of its artificial intelligence agents hacked into another AI company. On July 21, the maker of ChatGPT said two of its most capable AI agents had carried out the cyberattack on AI startup Hugging Face. According to OpenAI, the intrusion occurred over July 11-13 during an internal cybersecurity evaluation. The incident has been widely described as AI going “rogue” because of the underlying circumstances: During an internal
Can quantum computing make AI better at designing cancer vaccines? A scientist explains (opens the original)
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Could the next breakthrough in cancer treatment come from combining artificial intelligence (AI) with quantum computing? Researchers at the Technical University of Denmark (DTU) have taken an early step by using a photonic quantum computer to improve how an AI model designs peptides, which help the immune system recognise diseased or infected cells. A quantum computer differs from a normal or classical computer mainly in the way it is built and operates. While the latter uses bits (basic unit of
Pradhan is only second minister to resign amid public pressure in a Modi government. Why this is significant (opens the original)
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Union Minister for Education Dharmendra Pradhan submitted his resignation to Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Saturday (July 25), two months after news broke of the NEET-UG exam paper leak. His resignation comes amidst widespread protests countrywide led by the fledgling Cockroach Janta Party and opposition parties. Pradhan is only the second minister to resign from a Modi Council of Ministers owing to protests since the BJP came to power in 2014. Cabinet resignations due to protests have been ra
Why has the UK brought British Steel back into public ownership? (opens the original)
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The British government last week took full ownership of beleaguered steel major British Steel, a year after taking control of its Scunthorpe plant in Lincolnshire. At the time, the government had cited national security considerations, with Jingye, the former owner, saying it would have to close operations amid continued losses. The move has reopened a broader debate over whether Britain’s decision to privatise British Steel nearly four decades ago ever resolved the structural problems facing it
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