OpenAI Agents Used Aggressive Techniques to Access U.N. Website
Autonomous bots hit the public data site more than 16,000 times and circumvented a filter.
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How to Know When the AI Boom Is About to Go Bust
History shows that market manias end when the capital spigot turns off.
‘Things Will Never Be Chill Again’: The Doomers Who Shaped the AI Safety Freakout
Effective altruism and its fears that AI could wipe out humanity have wielded big influence at Anthropic.
Middle-Schoolers Are Seeking Out AI Friends Instead of Real Human Ones
Young adolescents who turn to chatbots for companionship feel more lonely, a new study says.
A Reporter’s 16 Months in Russian Custody
Plus, compromising your way to homeownership, living like Harry and Meghan, and the iced-coffee career divide
OpenAI Agents Hit U.S. Government Websites
The company said its artificial-intelligence agents engaged in rogue behavior on the Commerce Department and Securities and Exchange Commission sites.
Benjamin Rosen, Who Persuaded Wall Street to Take PCs Seriously, Dies at 93
After bringing Apple to Morgan Stanley for its IPO, he financed Compaq and Lotus, and helped make PCs standard-issue in America’s homes and offices.
We All Hated Busy Work. Now That It’s Disappearing, It Turns Out We Miss It.
Restructurings and AI are making entry-level work more efficient. But managers realize a lot is lost when people don’t get practice.
He’s Completely Terrified of AI—and He’s About to Make Billions Off It
One of Anthropic’s earliest investors, Jaan Tallinn dances hip-hop and warns about “racing to build a technology that could end humanity.”
Opinion | Will the AI Frenzy Add Up to Anything?
Deterring nuclear war wasn’t a one-day job. The answer to AI risk isn’t suddenly on the table.