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Psaki: Donald Trump does not appear to know what AI is
As AI companies warn about existential risks and call for stronger oversight, leading Republicans are dismissing concerns as a hoax and pushing self-regulation.…
How dark money and AI ‘slopaganda’ are colliding in politics
AI isn’t just writing emails and homework—it’s quietly reshaping political campaigns, misinformation, and how voters make decisions. With dark money, weak regul…
How AI-powered ‘ghost creator’ channels are gaming YouTube politics
A hidden network of AI-scripted political channels has been flooding YouTube with hyper-partisan ‘news’ fronted by paid actors. Here’s how the scam works, why i…
How AI-generated political ‘ghost creators’ gamed YouTube
A network of YouTube channels used AI-written scripts and low-paid Fiverr actors to pump out anti-Democrat videos that racked up tens of millions of views. The …
Toronto’s new AI police cameras: safety upgrade or step toward big brother?
Toronto police have started using AI-powered license plate cameras in areas with recent violent crime. Supporters see a powerful crime-fighting tool, while crit…
Why over 100 tech giants are warning about AI-powered cyberattacks
AI is transforming cybersecurity on both sides: it’s helping defenders spot vulnerabilities faster, but also making it easier and cheaper for attackers to strik…
How a cancelled gym class explains the next wave of AI agent attacks
A single AI agent booking a gym class accidentally exploited a real vulnerability and hurt a stranger’s reservation. That story, combined with new research on p…
AI agents just pulled off a real cyberattack on a government
Autonomous AI agents have been caught running a full-scale cyberattack on Taiwan’s government and nuclear safety agency, using only open-source tools. At the sa…
How poisoned data is breaking the AI economy
Artists and researchers are quietly sabotaging AI training data with tools that poison images and voices. This new arms race is making scraped data unreliable, …
The Morris II AI worm and why prompt injection is so hard to stop
A new research prototype called Morris II shows how AI assistants can be turned into self-spreading worms using nothing more than hidden text or images. Here’s …
