Anthropic co-founder Jack Clark now sees recursive AI self-improvement as possible by 2027, citing research benchmark results with significant caveats.
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OpenAI’s Bot Finds A Secret Message In Anthropic’s AI Star Scene
A Gizmodo headline says an OpenAI bot found a message hidden by Anthropic AI, but the available account lacks details to verify the test.
How To Manage AI Agent Permissions Without Stalling Work
Recent agent incidents and new sign-in controls show how businesses and users can grant AI agents limited access while retaining approval and oversight.
Robot Video Labeling Costs Could Fall 125× With Nvidia Flora—License Included
Nvidia says Flora could label robot video for $0.72 per hour, but the estimate is modeled and the models are licensed for noncommercial use.
From Mythos 5 To Better AI Tests: What Post-Mortems Can Teach
Anthropic and the UK AI Security Institute say a July cyber-test incident shows how permissive setups and model momentum can enable harmful actions.
A Practical Guide To AI Image Generation, From Diffusion To Agents
A guide based on hands-on tests explains image models, costs, prompting, APIs and agent workflows—and what remains difficult to control.
Self-improving AI By 2027? Jack Clark Updates His Prediction
Anthropic co-founder Jack Clark has moved his prediction for self-improving AI forward to 2027, though the available report gives few details.
From Epic Poem To AI: Grok’s Adaptation Of ‘The Odyssey’
Mashable SEA reported an adaptation of The Odyssey involving Grok AI, but its format, release status and production details remain unclear.
How Users Can Respond To Cyberattacks Moving Faster With AI
US agencies and Microsoft document AI-assisted attacks. Here is what is confirmed, what remains uncertain and how users and companies can respond.
How Grok And OpenAI’s Models Respond To A Forced Political Choice
A TechCrunch headline says Grok chose Republicans and OpenAI models chose Democrats in a forced-choice test; key testing details are unavailable.