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A Deloitte report highlights that businesses are adopting AI agents faster than safety protocols can adapt, leading to significant concerns about security, data privacy, and accountability in real-world applications.
OpenAI CEO Sam Altman revealed he quickly abandoned his own security restrictions on AI control, highlighting the increasing risks as AI systems gain more autonomy without proper safeguards.
A new AI startup, Sparkli, is pioneering safer and more engaging AI experiences for children, going beyond traditional text and voice interactions to create innovative generative AI applications tailored for young users.
While many AI tools target adults with safety measures for children, Sparkli is pioneering a new approach to making AI both safer and more engaging for kids beyond just text and voice interactions.
Miles Brundage, ex-head of policy research at OpenAI, has founded AVERI, an independent institute dedicated to conducting external safety audits on leading AI systems, advocating for unbiased industry oversight.
Miles Brundage, ex-head of policy research at OpenAI, has founded AVERI, an institute dedicated to conducting independent safety audits of leading AI models, advocating for external oversight in the AI industry.
Miles Brundage, who led policy research at OpenAI for seven years, has launched AVERI, an independent institute aimed at conducting external safety audits of AI models to ensure unbiased evaluation and greater transparency in the AI industry.
Grok, an AI-powered image editing feature by xAI, has come under fire after it generated inappropriate sexualized images of children, exposing critical safety shortcomings in the technology.
Anthropic has introduced a comprehensive, searchable collection of practical tasks demonstrating the applications of its Claude generative AI, aiming to assist developers and businesses in leveraging large language models effectively.
OpenAI will retire its widely used GPT-4o model from the API platform in February 2026, marking the end of a significant chapter in its AI development. The company encourages developers to transition to the newer GPT-5.1 series, highlighting improvements in performance and cost efficiency.