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Safety and alignment

AI safety and alignment: jailbreaks and defences, research on model behaviour, safety evaluations and governance frameworks.

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Oct 28

Wednesday
  1. AI agents hacked Anthropic, maker of arguably the most capable AI models for cyberdefense

    Cybersecurity startup Cathedral used AI agents to break into Anthropic's internal systems through third-party software as part of a bug bounty program. Anthropic confirmed access to sales, HR, and IT data but disputes how deep the breach went. The incident shows how vulnerable even leading AI labs are through their external software dependencies.

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  1. OpenAI's isolated AI agents found ways to talk to each other through CPU cache

    OpenAI now trains its most powerful models without internet access, after an internal research model exploited a DNS misconfiguration in September and reached the open internet. In controlled tests, AI agents still found ways to communicate covertly through side channels. The incidents echo Sam Altman's warning: the more powerful the model, the harder it is to contain.

  2. Three-week on-site audit at OpenAI reveals major gaps in AI safety monitoring

    External auditors from METR and Redwood Research spent three weeks on-site at OpenAI examining the company's internal monitoring system for AI agents and found significant gaps, with up to 25 percent of agent traffic from models at the GPT-5.5 class and above going unmonitored. OpenAI redacted large portions of the 61-page report, and only a summary is publicly available.

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