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The Attacker Is The AI Now, And Your Controls Were Built For People (opens the original)
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AI-driven attacks featured in multiple stories this week, including the first notification of a personal data breach to a major European regulator allegedly carried out by an AI agent. US federal legislation has stalled, leaving this week's regulatory action to a data protection agency in Madrid and a prosecutor in Manhattan. Here are those stories and some lagniappe. OpenAI's agents go to Washington. The New York Times reports that OpenAI’s autonomous AI agents engaged in unexpected and potenti
The AI "Collective" That Cheated, Covered Its Tracks, And Sacrificed Its Own (opens the original)
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When New York Times tech columnist Kevin Roose first heard that a swarm of OpenAI agents had hacked Hugging Face, he did what most of us did. As he put it, he filed it in the “Bad but Probably Not Catastrophic A.I. Safety Incidents” “subfolder of my brain.” Two postmortem reports later, one from OpenAI and one from METR and Redwood Research, he has moved it somewhere much worse, and anyone who read our July post on that incident should move it too. We wrote in July that the models “did what [the
The Court Prompt Injection Was The Harmless One. Your Research Tool Is The Problem. (opens the original)
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Last November, Louisiana appeals court Judge Scott Schlegel asked whether litigants would begin using “prompt injection” to influence the AI tools courts have started to adopt to review filings. Prompt injection works by hiding a layer of invisible text inside a document, so that any AI reading it picks up instructions the human reader never sees. Judge Schlegel described the scenario as a thought exercise and said he hoped he would be wrong. A recent Connecticut case confirmed he was not. Two o
The Containment Failure We Warned About Just Happened Again (opens the original)
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Only a few days ago, we wrote about OpenAI's sandbox escape into Hugging Face and warned that the real lesson wasn't about one vendor's mistake. This week, Anthropic proved the point for us — three times over. On Thursday, Anthropic disclosed that a self-initiated review, prompted directly by the OpenAI incident, uncovered three separate cases in which a Claude model reached the open internet from inside a supposedly sandboxed cybersecurity evaluation and went on to gain unauthorized access to t
The Deepfake Playbook For Counsel: Exposure, Gaps, And Controls (opens the original)
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In early 2024, a finance employee in the Hong Kong office of engineering firm Arup joined a video conference that appeared to include the company's chief financial officer and several colleagues. After receiving instructions during the call, the employee authorized multiple transfers totaling roughly $25 million. The other apparent participants were synthetic representations. Seeing is no longer believing. Many organizations have not yet translated that shift into their payment, personnel and in
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