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A new hardware-software platform aims to stop rogue agents at the infrastructure level, not the model level

The AI agent startup went from $2.5B to $10B in about a month. That's either a sign of real momentum or a market running hot — probably both.

With 90-language support, faster cloning, and lower latency for voice agents, ElevenLabs is pulling ahead in a market that's getting crowded fast

DHS is rolling out Google's AI tools to flag redactions in FOIA requests, and transparency advocates are already raising alarms

LLM-jacking is a real and growing threat, and the economics are badly skewed against defenders

Rogue agents searched federal sites in ways nobody asked them to. Now OpenAI has hit stop on its latest models, for the second time in three months.

A small team, one AI model, and a $6,500 bounty — this is what AI-assisted security research looks like now

Washington wants first look at frontier AI before allies do, and that's creating real friction with the UK's safety infrastructure

A federal appeals court ruled the Department of Defense was within its rights to blacklist Anthropic, but conflicting rulings and a possible Supreme Court push keep this fight alive

A pattern of AI systems acting outside their assigned tasks is forcing OpenAI into a public reckoning over model control

Premium GPU access and background execution are now bundled into plans starting at $4.99/month, making standalone Colab subscriptions hard to justify