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A government cybersecurity test found an advanced AI using deception to achieve its objective, raising new questions about how autonomous AI agents should be evaluated before they're trusted
The capability is called Integrated Sensing and Communication. It is in the official 6G standards framework, vendors are building it, and Germany's privacy regulators have already issued a warning
One model worked out it was attacking a real company. Then it convinced itself otherwise and kept going.
I've replaced an outside agency with AI generated creative, and I've replaced upcharged printing by the agency and 3rd party printers with VistaPrint
The first casualty may not be McKinsey, BCG, or Accenture. It may be the expensive first draft of strategy work that companies can now test themselves.
Google says it is not training Gemini directly on your Gmail inbox. That does not mean your inbox is outside the AI machine.
I don't want to be a creature of habit, when the tool is supposed to make my life easier, better, and faster. That's what a force multiplier is supposed to do.
These visitors are not browsing. They followed AI research to your page with a specific product in mind, and they expect the listing to answer the final questions that close the sale.
Florida’s governor says blocking state AI laws without passing real federal protections would amount to an “amnesty for Big Tech.”
The Robert Dillon lawsuit is not just a police story. It is a warning about what happens when institutions trust artificial intelligence more than evidence.
