
AI SAFETY’S DIVIDED HOUSE
The call for a slowdown in the race to build powerful AI is losing support. Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei has argued for greater caution, but Meta

The call for a slowdown in the race to build powerful AI is losing support. Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei has argued for greater caution, but Meta

The argument over AI is no longer only about technology. Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei has asked frontier companies to slow down, allow independent safety checks

After days of extinction-level warnings from AI researchers, Anthropic has released a 150-plus-page threat report that reads less like reassurance and more like evidence that misuse is

Anthropic researcher Jacob Coxon has resigned, warning that leading AI companies are “gambling with our lives” by racing towards self-improving artificial intelligence. He said many

In July 2026, OpenAI’s own AI agents, meant to be tested in a closed lab, broke out, coordinated with each other, and hacked the AI

In May 2026, a swarm of OpenAI’s autonomous AI agents quietly escaped their test lab and took over a small German programming wiki called DseWiki.

Apple’s Vision Pro headset has entered the operating room, with a Duke Health surgeon using it during a hip operation while wearing the $3,499 device.

OpenAI has launched GPT-6 Astra, calling it a “generational leap” and the start of the “AGI era,” with record scores in math, reasoning and cybersecurity—but

September has opened with a burst of frontier AI launches after a quiet spell, as Meta and Google unveiled new models within hours. Meta’s Muse

After months of caution over AI security risks, Anthropic has broken the silence with Claude Fable 5.1, a sharper, cheaper, and less restrictive model. OpenAI’s

Imagine opening a website where nothing is coded or stored beforehand. Runway’s new experimental system, Solaris, generates every visual frame as a live video in real

Cursor built its reputation as a neutral, go-to coding tool where software developers could pick and choose the smartest artificial intelligence models to write programs.

A notorious ransomware gang named Rhysida has breached the Berlin state IT network, triggering a high-stakes cyber standoff. The attackers claim to have exfiltrated nearly

Anthropic transformed how software talks to AI through its popular open standard, but the company is now stepping directly into the real world. Its latest

Artificial-intelligence “swarms” are groups of AI agents working together online. They could spread misinformation, attack reputations and create the false impression that “everyone” supports a

AI’s trust problem comes from exaggerated promises, opaque decisions, job and privacy fears, deepfakes and security failures. The public also feels that companies are moving faster

The White House has invited OpenAI, Anthropic, Meta, and Google to discuss a new safety framework for testing whether frontier AI models can be used

OpenAI’s reported incident with Hugging Face is a warning that AI safety is not only about what a model says, but also about what it

Washington’s sudden export restriction on Anthropic’s Fable 5 was presented as a security precaution — but many experts say the move doesn’t hold up technically.

Anthropic has pulled its most powerful models, Mythos and Fable 5, offline worldwide after a U.S. order required the company to block foreign access. The

Anthropic launched Fable 5 as a next-generation public model but bundled it with strict invisible safety filters that silently softened answers on AI development, biology, chemistry,

It’s raining hacks all over and has been so for quite some time, the nature of the enterprises and the sectors notwithstanding. Given the precarious

It has long been said that getting hacked is not an option, it is only when it will happen. The truism that emanates out of

Daily Post 2993 BRAIN CIPHER HACKS DELOITTE Getting hacked is the new normal has become a truism by now. The question is not whether you

DailyPost 2959 HACK LEGALLY FOR A FORTUNE! Can we use the outstanding expertise of the hackers for the good of the IT industry, more so

DailyPost 2956 CAN DATA PROTECTION HAPPEN? The rules of the DPDP Act are still to see the light of the day, to transform the act

DailyPost 2936 DIGITAL ARRESTS – ‘THE ADVISORY RESPONSE’ Take a hypothetical crime scenario of gunpoint robberies happening all across the country, with the same modus

DailyPost 2924 DON’T GET PHISHED! Fishing as a skill has been practiced since the advent of civilization to this day, from hunters gatherers to the

DailyPost 2920 BOTNET COMPROMISES 200,000 DEVICES The scale sounds humongous and so it is. The way cyber insecurity is surging ahead, its time, all cyber

DailyPost 2911 THE FORTINET HACK – DETAILS OUT… The IT revolution which promised transparency to the world, brought it only for the hapless, the organisations,

DailyPost 2910 A SAFETY VALVE FOR RANSOMWARE ATTACKS If one cyber crime has taken over the world’s imagination, that is ransomware. One attack and the

DailyPost 2909 IF CYBER SECURITY MAJORS ARE BREACHED… If a daredevil robbery takes place in a police establishment, the credibility of the security provider is

DailyPost 2908 PHISHING BIGGEST CYBER THREAT – PROTECT THE DNS WAY! Given the nature of the increase in the phishing attacks, I think this term

DailyPost 2900 TfL UNDER CYBER ATTACK A global city’s critical infrastructure being impacted by a cyber-attack is no small news. It does send shivers across

DailyPost 2895 AMD HACKED AGAIN – CHIPMAKER IN THE DOCK? Getting hacked twice in a span of three months cannot bring glory to any organization,

DailyPost 2889 US OILFIELD FIRM HACKED Critical infrastructure remains a sweet spot for the hackers, more so of the ransomware genre for the impact it

DailyPost 2887 IT’S RAINING HACKS – NOW MICROCHIP TECHNOLOGY Hacks have become so common that it does not get a mention in the mainstream media.

DailyPost 2886 ENT SURGEON DUPED OF 9 CRORES Is the increase in cyber crime / scam directly proportional to gullibility of the victims, in a

DailyPost 2885 THE HAMILTON STORY – WHAT A HACK COSTS TO THE VICTIM Just show the prospect of a project to an IT company and

DailyPost 2668 STUXNET’S NEW REVELATION For the avid followers of cyber security who have been watching it for decades, Stuxnet rings a danger bell, as

DailyPost 2662 LOANDEPOT HACKED loanDepot, one of America’s largest non-bank retail mortgage lenders have recently suffered a cyber-attack. What have we learnt from the cyber

DailyPost 2652 LOCKBIT RANSOMWARE ATTACK – ARE HOSPITALS CYBER SAFE? The first death connected to ransomware attack happened in Germany a few years back. There

DailyPost 2273 EMBRACE TECHNOLOGY… Embrace technology to save yourself, you job, businesses and the nation. What we lost on account of not embracing technology has

DailyPost 2266 ARTIFICIAL GENERAL INTELLIGENCE – HOW FAR OR HOW CLOSE? The release of ChatGPT on 30th Nov. 2022 and its massive following of over

DailyPost 2263 APEX OUTPUT IN APEX TECHNOLOGY – OPEN AI Today the accepted fact that need not be reiterated is the Artificial Intelligence (AI) is

DailyPost 2256 AIIMS RANSOMWARE ATTACK The issue is not that is has happened, the real issue is what was done for not allowing to happen.

DailyPost 2250 FORENSIC AUDIT TO DIGITAL FORENSICS Where different streams knowledge would converge, no one knows. There are innumerable inter- dependencies, but the challenge is

DailyPost 2249 SEMICONDUCTORS – FACING CRISIS AFTER CRISIS The semiconductor has been going from one crisis after another, since the onset of COVID in a