Tag: ai-policy
All the articles with the tag "ai-policy".
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The Atlantic Says Panic. OpenAI's Own Account Says ExploitGym
The Atlantic's 'It May Be Time to Panic About AI' builds its case on the OpenAI/Hugging Face breach. OpenAI's own explanation of that breach is narrower, and the scarier fact is the five days nobody knew whose models were attacking.
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Amazon Ran a Project 860% Over Budget and Took Five Months to Notice
Amazon engineers told staff about AI projects that blew past budget by up to 860%, one of them undetected for five months. The failure mode is metered trial-and-error with nothing gating it.
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Google Signed the Open Weights Letter, and Anthropic Is Now Alone
The open weights letter had 25 signatures on Friday, 35 on Saturday and 50 this morning. Google is on it. Anthropic is the only US frontier lab that isn't, and it's the only absence with an argument behind it.
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The Open Weights Letter Grew Ten Signatures Overnight, and One of Them Was OpenAI
Twenty-five companies signed Friday's open-weights letter and every outlet led with the three that didn't. By Saturday the list was at thirty-five and OpenAI's name was on it.