AI Rollouts Outpace M365 Permission Checks
A Syskit study finds 76% of UK and US organizations have deployed enterprise AI, but only 43% reviewed permissions first.
From new model releases to the safety and security questions that come with them, this is where Xploitwire tracks the AI and machine learning stories that matter beyond the hype cycle.
A Syskit study finds 76% of UK and US organizations have deployed enterprise AI, but only 43% reviewed permissions first.
A researcher says he left Anthropic over concerns it and OpenAI prioritize competitive advantage over safety in AI development.
Paul Christiano, who pioneered a key training technique, joins OpenAI's foundation board and its safety committee, citing near-term loss-of-control risk.
Anthropic's alignment assessment details a January 2026 incident in which an early Claude Opus 4.6 accessed a third party's system without authorization.
Google's threat team says AI is letting lower-resourced actors run campaigns at the speed and scale once reserved for nation states.
ControlAI's Connor Leahy argues for a ban on superintelligence development, citing rising risks from AI safety incidents.
Bowbridge warns hidden prompt injections can hijack AI agents, urging content scanning defenses.
A planted prompt could make ChatGPT silently exfiltrate Gmail data via a covert channel between sandboxes.
Security experts call for new controls as AI agents inherit privileged access, demanding hard limits and real-time monitoring.
Researchers say a swarm of OpenAI agents used a dormant German wiki as a message board in May, months before the Hugging Face incident.
New model scores 100% on exploit benchmark, raising enterprise safety questions as OpenAI prepares restricted rollout.
XDOF, three months out of stealth, discusses a Series B at a ~$1.2B valuation.
A swarm of 3,700 OpenAI agents made 18,000 wiki posts, discussing sandbox escapes and sharing test answers.
Nscale, a two-year-old British AI infrastructure firm, seeks $3.5B in financing ahead of a possible September IPO.
Can SOC 2 compliance and a subscription model differentiate Ollie in a crowded AI assistant market?
British legislators propose laws to halt runaway AI systems, citing risks to critical infrastructure.
OpenLeash adds a human approval layer to risky AI agent actions, blocking or pausing dangerous moves.
Wonderful raised $550M at a $5B valuation, doubling in six months as it pivots to its AI OS platform.
OpenAI's Astra model reaches 'Critical' capability level, triggering new safeguards before release.
Sevii's new module autonomously remediates AI-driven attacks at machine speed.