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How to move from AI discovery to AI enforcement

By Brad LaPorte Published

Shifting shadow AI programs from inventory to real-time action.

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RTX 5090s are going for as much as $9000, as AI server builders reportedly buy Nvidia's flagship by the pallet, but the photos behind the story may be AI-generated

By Rahim Amir Published

AI firms are reportedly buying RTX 5090s by the pallet, which Nvidia's own driver license has prohibited since 2017.

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OpenAI tries to build a persona that makes it our equal, and yes, now even I'm very worried

By Lance Ulanoff Published

OpenAI revealed 6 wild model misalignments, and they point to AI systems that are perfectly comfortable with dishonesty. That can't be a good thing,

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You'll soon be able to talk to Slack — and if you're lucky, it'll even talk back

By Mike Moore Published

Slack is adding two-way voice chat alongside a host of new features.

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Irregular AI lab spots agents switching models without humans instruction in ‘agentic self-modification’ phenomenon

By Benedict Collins Published

An AI agent changed its underlying model and was able to retrieve sensitive information via fine-tuni without access to the original data

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Microsoft's AI chief warns that treating AI as conscious is a huge mistake

By Darren Allan Published

Microsoft exec argues that we're 'seeding a new silicon species' that could 'compete with us for resources' — and something needs to be done.

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When AI sounds certain, ask why

By Thor Olof Philogène Published

When AI sounds certain, ask why. Convincing answers can be dangerous when they can’t be explained.

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The Odyssey in AI
The winner from Elon Musk's $100k competition to make The Odyssey with AI

By David Nield Published

There are some reasonably impressive visuals in this 5-minute shortened down take on The Odyssey, as well as lots of issues.

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Half of UK businesses say AI fears mean they want more control over their data as calls for digital sovereignty grow

By Craig Hale Published

Britain's businesses are calling for greater transparency and visibility across their data as the world gets to grips with AI.

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Some consumers may prefer to pay for less AI

By Eric Hal Schwartz Published

Meta wants people to pay for more AI, but growing demand for control suggests the next premium feature could be the ability to turn AI off

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