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Securing an Always-on AI Employee

A starter framework for evaluating security and assessing risks when your AI agent works where you work

China's latest open-weight model rivals U.S. models at hacking

The model is expected to be released widely in two weeks

Anthropic defends and explains its AI watermarking feature

Anthropic addresses concerns about its new watermark, which will affect Claude users globally. It said the watermark is to comply with the EU AI Act.

OpenAI's enterprise revenue has reportedly surpassed its consumer revenue.

Citing an unnamed source, CNBC reported that OpenAI CFO Sarah Friar said at a recent investor meeting that OpenAI “entered the year at 60-40, but enterprise has accelerated much faster than expected and those lines have now crossed … The majority of our revenue is now enterprise.”

Anthropic sees AI risks rising, no plan to release stronger "Model 2"

The company is forging ahead even amid concerns about models' growing cybersecurity risks.

Claude users are canceling their subscriptions, citing Anthropic’s new AI watermark

One developer said they feared Anthropic's watermark could lead clients to flag their work as AI-generated and raise questions about authorship.

Vulnerability giving attackers full control of Macs is under active exploitation

Screen-sharing bug lets remote hackers log in without a password.

The new Gemini model is now available in AI Mode for Search.

The newly-announced Gemini 3.7 Flash is rolling out today as an option for AI Pro and AI Ultra subscribers. The updated model is better at following instructions and “understanding your intent, so you get even more helpful responses,” says Search VP of product Robby Stein.

Tech analyst Ben Thompson dismisses the 'clearly absurd' concept embedded in AI watermarking

Thompson took particular issue with Anthropic adding a watermark even if Claude was used only for proofreading.

Second UK train derails in less than 24 hours

Incident in Essex follows derailment of train in East Sussex on Thursday

Suspecting court of using AI, man injected prompts in filings to try to win case

Judge warns pro se litigants are using chatbots wrong and getting desperate.

Mark Zuckerberg has an Instagzam

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