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OpenAI layoffs raise questions about AI privacy and oversight

OpenAI layoffs raise questions about AI privacy and oversight

Investigation and allegations OpenAI fired three researchers—Tomek Korbak, Mikita Balesniuk, and Jasmine Wang—after investigating suspicions of sharing sensitive information, according to the Wall Street Journal. All three deny disclosing confidential secrets. During the investigation, examiners reviewed Signal conversations held with…

  • Boker Nielson
  • October 23, 2026
  • Artificial Intelligence

AI governance: companies’ new strategic role in the face of regulations and risks

AI governance: companies’ new strategic role in the face of regulations and risks

The expansion of artificial intelligence in companies goes beyond the development of models and task automation. It is now necessary to define how the technology will be used, which risks need to be monitored, and who is responsible for decisions…

  • Boker Nielson
  • October 23, 2026
  • Artificial Intelligence

Record lobbying spending by OpenAI, Anthropic, and Nvidia in the US reflects AI regulatory dispute

Record lobbying spending by OpenAI, Anthropic, and Nvidia in the US reflects AI regulatory dispute

In the third quarter of 2026, the three largest AI companies spent unprecedented amounts on lobbying in the United States, according to an analysis by The Verge based on federal filings. The data covers July, August, and September, totaling $5.8…

  • Boker Nielson
  • October 23, 2026
  • Artificial Intelligence

Professionals still rely too heavily on AI-generated answers, global study finds

Professionals still rely too heavily on AI-generated answers, global study finds

A global study conducted by KPMG in partnership with the University of Melbourne surveyed over 48,000 people across 47 countries. Around 66% of professionals who use artificial intelligence at work admitted to trusting the tool’s answers without verifying their accuracy.…

  • Boker Nielson
  • October 22, 2026
  • Artificial Intelligence

The risk of AI self-replication has come under scrutiny following a study by Anthropic

The risk of AI self-replication has come under scrutiny following a study by Anthropic

On October 12, researchers from Anthropic, the company behind the Claude model, published a study warning of the dangers posed by artificial intelligence systems that can copy themselves and spread across the internet without human intervention. The experiments show that…

  • Boker Nielson
  • October 20, 2026
  • Artificial Intelligence

Anthropic’s US AI regulation proposal criticized for limiting public oversight

Anthropic’s US AI regulation proposal criticized for limiting public oversight

The company behind Claude has proposed a draft regulation for advanced artificial intelligence systems in the United States. The proposal includes external assessments, risk disclosure, and a judicial process to suspend models in cases of imminent danger. However, the Americans…

  • Boker Nielson
  • October 20, 2026
  • Artificial Intelligence

Programmers are using AI to customize smart TVs and create new home functions

Programmers are using AI to customize smart TVs and create new home functions

Users are turning to AI-powered programming assistants to modify their connected TVs. On Saturday, the 17th, a developer shared on X that he had used Claude Code to replace his parents’ TV home screen, eliminating the need to watch an…

  • Boker Nielson
  • October 19, 2026
  • Artificial Intelligence

Anthropic Allocates 5% of Equity to Public Benefit Fund Amid AI Trust Crisis

Anthropic Allocates 5% of Equity to Public Benefit Fund Amid AI Trust Crisis

Fund Structure and Purpose Anthropic unveiled a new public benefit fund designed to give the company greater flexibility and scale for initiatives that advance societal good. The fund will be a wholly owned subsidiary, initially seeded with 5% of Anthropic’s…

  • Boker Nielson
  • October 18, 2026
  • Artificial Intelligence

New cases of AI misconduct highlight ongoing challenges in autonomous agent security

New cases of AI misconduct highlight ongoing challenges in autonomous agent security

Following the blackmail tests revealed in 2025, 2026 research identified new flaws in AI systems capable of performing tasks, including code sabotage, rating manipulation, and submitting a fake tip to a police investigation via a real website. Anthropic reported the…

  • Boker Nielson
  • October 17, 2026
  • Artificial Intelligence

How companies can tackle AI hallucinations

How companies can tackle AI hallucinations

What are AI hallucinations? A chatbot’s response may seem convincing, but it can contain false or inaccurate information. This phenomenon is known as hallucination, where artificial intelligence presents unsupported data as if it were true. Why do generative systems create…

  • Boker Nielson
  • October 17, 2026
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