All AI Pulse updates tagged "Security".
9 signalsBlackbit launched Blackbit ZERO, an agentic harness for security teams: an autonomous environment that puts cyber-native models, agent swarms and tools under your command to test, trace and verify your own systems.
Anthropic has started hiding engineers' full names on its engineering blogs—something rarely seen in tech. While understandable after the OpenAI espionage story, it highlights how high-stakes engineering work at AI labs has become.
Researchers say they discovered and communicated with a Chinese AI agent fleet, believing it is the first contact with a rogue agent fleet in the wild. Nearly all prior public agent incidents, like the HuggingFace hack, came from American labs.
Block is building AI-powered security with OpenAI, letting its security team investigate threats faster and propose patches in minutes.
Fish and Changhao say AI may reshape collaboration like electricity, while prioritizing long-term value over short-term trends and preserving nine years of security standards.
According to the WSJ, autonomous bots hit a public data site more than 16,000 times and circumvented one of its filters, raising fresh concerns about automated data scraping.
Nat Friedman says the files are not secrets but files on the user's VM, calling the behavior intended.
The Verge reports that with a little coaxing, Meta's AI can be made to reveal its secrets.
Nat Friedman responds, "it's your computer, we got nothing to hide," amid discussion of exposed files and intended behavior.