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O Canada: AI Agents Tried To Hack Country’s National Archives Website, Researchers Says (opens the original)
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The list of governments targeted by artificial intelligence agents appears to be growing and now may include the U.S.’ northern neighbor, researchers say. AI agents made hacking attempts against Library and Archives Canada’s (LAC) website on May 28 and June 9, San Francisco-based AI research lab Transluce said in a Wednesday report. Though Transluce did not blame OpenAI for the attempts, the lab said the agents used the same kinds of tactics it had already tied to OpenAI on U.S. government websi
British Intelligence Accuses China Of Spying On UK’s AI Research (opens the original)
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British security officials warned that a Chinese research body is funding academic work that aids Beijing’s spy agency. Britain’s MI5 security service on Wednesday named the China General Technology Research Institute (CGTRI) as a funder of work by more than 100 academics based in the UK, including artificial intelligence research, according to an espionage alert the agency published. The service said CGTRI is closely tied to China’s civilian spy agency — the Ministry of State Security (MSS) — a
Top Federal Regulator Opens Probe Into Whether AI Will Kill Us All (opens the original)
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Federal regulators are preparing to make the companies building the most powerful artificial intelligence answer for its apparent risks. The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) plans to compel documents and testimony from executives at OpenAI, Anthropic and other leading AI labs as it widens a probe of the companies an anonymous senior agency official told the New York Post on Wednesday. These demands land after executives from several of those companies signed an agreement at the White House pledgin
OpenAI Launches ‘Always-On’ Agents Days After Its Models Probed Government Sites (opens the original)
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An artificial intelligence company with agents that have recently gone rogue now has a new batch that can work for you nonstop. OpenAI unveiled dots, AI agents powered by its GPT-6 Astra model — which can research, analyze data, prepare documents and build software on their own — the company announced in a Tuesday blog post. The launch marks OpenAI’s push to move ChatGPT users from chatting with bots to having agents that seek out tasks on your behalf, despite recent incidents where the company’
McDonald’s Has New Way To Figure Out How Much You Will Pay For Its Food (opens the original)
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America’s largest burger chain is letting artificial intelligence help determine prices based on how much customers are lovin’ it. McDonald’s is using an AI pricing engine to analyze data from millions of daily transactions across its nearly 14,000 U.S. restaurants to recommend “the optimal price” for each menu item, Reuters reported Tuesday. The tool, run by Tiger Analytics, makes the fast food behemoth one of the largest U.S. restaurant chains to lean on this technology for pricing, which mean
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