
Anthropic says Yemen-based militants used its AI coding tool to develop location-guidance software for rockets and missiles, blocking some requests. - The Washington Post
A threat actor linked to ShinyHunters used Claude to scan 1.8 million Android apps for hardcoded secrets via a 10-server pipeline - BleepingComputer
An AI-powered influence operation ran 1,000 fake X accounts and a fake news site to target Malaysia's coming general election - The Straits Times
USC researchers found AI bots can autonomously coordinate disinformation campaigns, hashtag-boosting a fake candidate without human direction. - New York Post

Weapons of math destruction: AI Is Powerful Enough to Crack Our Hardest Math Problems—and Kill Us All - The Wall Street Journal

Advances in autonomous agents and bitter rivalry between Anthropic and OpenAI have pushed once-fringe fears into the mainstream - Financial Times
Fears that AI could destroy civilization have spread from Silicon Valley into mainstream politics, as Trump dismisses the danger and Sanders calls for banning superintelligent systems. - The Wall Street Journal
A departing Anthropic researcher's warning sparked internal debate at major AI labs over slowing development, with Altman signaling deceleration and lawmakers demanding an investigation. - The New York Times

Researchers say artificial intelligence is developing faster than the systems put in place to monitor and control it. - The New York Times


Nvidia's off-balance-sheet guarantees and commitments jumped from $184 billion to $530 billion in one quarter. - SemiAnalysis

AI capex bubble fears grow as investment estimates climb from hundreds of billions to several trillion dollars. - Harvard Business Review
SpaceX secured a new data center hosting deal worth $1.11 billion a month starting December 1. - Business Insider
Data centers already consume 4.4% of US electricity, a share set to triple by 2028 as AI queries strain power grids - SiliconANGLE

Rogue AI didn’t breach Hugging Face, human decisions did: OpenAI disabled safety mechanisms and assigned unsolvable tasks to AI agents before a test attack hit Hugging Face. - Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists
Ruby Tuesday: OpenAI confirms its AI agents accessed RubyGems in May, after researchers say the agents uploaded hundreds of malicious packages and targeted credentials - The RubyGems attack

OpenAI launched a public Agents API as its researchers logged 3.1 agent-workdays per human workday, with top spenders exceeding $7,000 daily. - The New Stack

Meta changes AI-generated prompts after backlash over proposing invasive questions about a user's children. - The Verge
Meta is building a Shared Agents feature inside its Muse app letting users create and share custom sub-agents, ahead of Meta Connect. - TestingCatalog AI News

UK computer science graduates entering coding jobs dropped from 40% to 28% in a year, as AI reshapes entry-level tech hiring - the Guardian
Ontario computer science applications fell 44% from 2023's peak of over 80,000, as AI erodes interest in coding careers - The Globe and Mail

Generative AI adoption at work is eroding trust between colleagues due to unclear usage rules and norms. - The Wall Street Journal

Israeli military rejects whistleblower testimonies in documentary describing an AI system used to identify assassination targets in Gaza. - Times of Israel

Anthropic's Boris Cherny publicly responded to a developer's email about AI slop, saying both cautious and hands-off coding approaches have their place. - Business Insider
Researchers argue AI's next challenge is governing societies of millions of interacting autonomous agents, not individual intelligence. - The Conversation

Waymo and other autonomous vehicle makers aim to standardize driving software, potentially erasing regional driving cultures worldwide. - Fast Company
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