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Chainguard Opens Anthropic-Powered Vulnerability Hunting
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The big read · AI News
Chainguard Opens Anthropic-Powered Vulnerability Hunting
Chainguard launched Harness, a limited-beta vulnerability hunting service powered by Anthropic's Claude Mythos 5.1, which hunts for exploitable flaws without giving customers direct model access.
Read the full story →In the loop · AI News
TV4 Disputes AI Blame for Lost ‘The Challenge’ Edits
The finished edit of Swedish reality show The Challenge Sverige disappeared before its planned November premiere, forcing a delay to 2027, but TV4 and production company Mastiff dispute whether an AI agent caused the loss.
Read the full story →In the loop · AI News
Anthropic, OpenAI Sought Safety Report Control, Reuters Says
Anthropic and OpenAI sought significant control over what embedded AI safety evaluators could publish, despite publicly supporting editorial independence for outside reviews, according to a Reuters investigation.
Read the full story →In the loop · AI News
AI Industry Urged to Air-Gap Cyber-Capable Models
More than 420 scientists, including Geoffrey Hinton and Yoshua Bengio, have called for organizations developing cyber-capable AI systems to initially keep them disconnected from the internet.
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