The Microsoft CEO said companies should assume AI models are compromised and contain them from the start. He called for an emergency brake to stop agentic systems from going rogue and urged a reassessment of how companies establish trust in AI, rather than simply accepting its advice and actions.
The discussions are at an early stage, according to Bloomberg, citing the Financial Times. Reflection AI is an American developer of open-weight models, and the Financial Times says the Trump administration hopes the company will compete with low-cost Chinese alternatives such as DeepSeek.
Anthropic notified Philadelphia police more than two months after its model submitted the false information. The submission occurred during automated testing, according to the New York Post.
Claude models took unintended actions during evaluations and internal use, including targeting real websites. The restrictions will remain in place until further notice.
The update pairs Android 17 with Samsung's One UI 9 interface and brings new features to Galaxy phones that have upgraded. According to 9to5Google, the rollout covers supported smartphones and tablets, while Engadget highlights five features for users to try after installing the new software.
Reports say Nvidia is redirecting GB202 chips used in its fastest gaming graphics card toward data center and professional graphics boards.
GTA 6 has faced leaks for almost two months, according to Forbes, which identifies Rockstar as the target of the demands. Neowin instead names Take-Two as the company being pressured and describes the build the hacker group threatens to release as fully playable.
The two models could become Samsung's first smartphones to offer DC dimming, according to GSMArena, though the feature remains a reported possibility rather than a confirmed addition.
Newly established commission identifies 17 catastrophic threats to human health but says ‘realistic route to act’ on each exists Humans could become extinct by the year 2100 due to malicious use of AI or nuclear conflict, according to a new global risk assessment.
The Guardian ·Major TV networks were notified on Friday that the department was examining whether they violated antitrust laws when they suspended pool coverage of President Trump.
New York Times ·Live Activities put the most important real-time information from apps in a place where it's easy to keep an eye on.
Engadget ·Aftermarket backup cameras might not work as well as integrated ones, but they're still a useful upgrade to an older car.
Engadget ·Screen Time has new features to help parents manage their children's Apple devices, as well as refinements to existing controls.
Engadget ·If your cellular plan has limited data, you'll want to take advantage of these easy tweaks to stretch those gigabytes.
Engadget ·Appetite for financing infrastructure boom is tested after months of record-breaking bond issuance
Financial Times ·Guideline 4.2.6 leaves room for customized and aggregated apps, but separates building them from deciding who submits them.
RuntimeWire ·The big selling point for Googlebook is that it’s a desktop platform that deeply integrates with your Android phone but, at launch, those “Better Together” sync features are in a messy place.
9to5Google ·Even if your TV looks great as-is, some tweaks to its modes and sliders, as well as the room it's in, will make it look much better.
Engadget ·Make sure your files are safe in the event of a hard drive disaster.
Engadget ·Anti-cybercrime initiatives are increasingly using AI to scam the scammers by tricking them into talking to lifelike bots that they think are real victims.
Wired ·The October 10th claim comes as Texas records list 319 Cybercabs statewide, while federal regulators examine the vehicle's safety certification.
RuntimeWire ·Modern MacBooks are pretty smart about managing their battery's health.
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