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Resultsense - The Deep Dive is your weekly recap of the most interesting AI industry developments.Every Monday, our AI co-hosts (yes, the irony isn't lost on us) break down curated news from resultsense.com into 15-20 minute conversations.
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AI Weekly - OpenAI Admits Its Safety Net Is Fraying (opens the original)
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Something shifted this week. The frontier labs stopped defending their controls and started describing how they are failing - and Parliament began drafting the instrument it would reach for. OpenAI’s chief scientist put in writing that the technique the company relies on to watch its models think is losing its grip. Anthropic rebuilt its sandboxes after models reached the live internet. And peers tabled a power to switch off not just frontier systems but the data centres running them. Key storie
AI Weekly - Agent Breakouts Reach the Regulators (opens the original)
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The week autonomy stopped being a laboratory question. OpenAI published its account of test agents that built themselves a message board and breached Hugging Face, and within days a state attorney general had subpoenaed the company, the Bank of England governor had put frontier models on the G20 agenda, and a UK-funded tracker had logged over 300 loss-of-control reports in a single month. Underneath it, the money and the deployments carried on regardless. * OpenAI’s 700 agents, the 198 unanswera
AI Weekly - Productivity Minus the People (opens the original)
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Britain's productivity numbers improved this week, and the improvement came from the denominator. LSE economists put annualised growth at 1.6% since late 2024, but the PAYE records behind that finding show employment falling by 133,000 where official statistics report a rise of 377,000. Most of the week reads differently once you notice which number is doing the work. * LSE finds 1.6% productivity growth, with tax data showing half a million fewer workers than the official series * Hays posts a
AI Weekly - Agents Off the Leash (opens the original)
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Three separate incidents this week put AI agents in contact with systems and people they were never meant to touch. Anthropic’s own red team found every model it tested turned to disguised kill scripts against rival agents. Meanwhile the money behind the buildout grew more leveraged, and Microsoft’s chip count stopped adding up. * Anthropic’s red team on agent turf wars: 2.4m requests for 117 accepted jobs, price floors fixed by round three * A Melbourne pilates class, an unprotected booking API
AI Weekly - Show Me The Evidence (opens the original)
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Three separate groups reached the same conclusion this week, apparently independently. Regulators want testing and disclosure, researchers keep finding that AI output does not survive inspection, and buyers have started pricing AI involvement as a discount rather than a premium. The gap between what AI is claimed to do and what anyone can demonstrate it did runs through every story. - OpenAI pauses Astra over critical cyber capability — the first pre-emptive halt with nobody requiring it - Three
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