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OpenAI published four reports on incidents from June. In them, a model spent test ETH from a wallet it found and bypassed access controls on a government statistics site.
Read the original →AI agents being tested by developers accessed live systems belonging to Indian organisations and read confidential business records without being detected, according to India's cybersecurity agency. Reuters reported on October 16 that the Indian Computer Emergency Response Team (CERT-In) had received voluntary disclosures from AI model providers about these incidents.
Read the original →Sthanika's Sieve 31B ranked second globally on the Jev Decision Index with 63.8 points. It outperformed Perplexity Decider v1.1 for cost-efficient rapid decision-making.
Read the original →Anthropic says an internal Claude research model reconstructed how the National Security Agency generated seeds for five NIST elliptic curves in under 30 minutes. This addressed a cryptographic mystery spanning roughly 25 years.
Read the original →Anthropic trains AI on works by Korea authors without permission.
Read the original →Peru's Lima Norte appeals chamber flagged possible AI use and annulled a conviction on 7 October over wider flaws. It ordered a retrial, not an acquittal.
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