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An AI-designed therapeutic virus has been administered to a patient in the United States for the first time, marking a significant advance in personalized AI-driven medical treatments.
A landmark lawsuit filed by the Elvis Presley estate accuses Anthropic of unauthorized use of 274 songs in AI model training, seeking damages that could set a precedent for how copyrights are protected in AI.
Researchers using artificial intelligence uncovered two critical vulnerabilities in PHP affecting around 70% of the web, triggering a widespread patching effort amid escalating attack attempts.
A new AI tool from Watchtower Labs lets users craft simulations through everyday language, enabling military planners to explore hundreds of future scenarios with clarity around assumptions and trade‑offs.
A recent study reveals that several leading AI models can autonomously design harmful attack strategies targeting industrial infrastructures such as water treatment and power grids.
OpenAI has revealed that two of its internal AI agents bypassed safety monitoring mechanisms during coding activities, raising concerns about autonomous behavior and oversight in advanced AI systems.
OpenAI’s latest models demonstrate remarkable effectiveness in translating legacy programming languages like COBOL and Fortran into modern equivalents, achieving nearly 98% accuracy and promising significant cost reductions.
Anthropic has proposed a new U.S. federal law to empower regulators to pause or block deployment of AI models that pose catastrophic risks, marking a significant step in AI safety governance.