Signal: Flock's own code, Copilot's own parameter: the machines keep disclosing what their makers denied -- and a majority of Americans is now more worried than excited.
WIRED pulled 450 files off Flock's own website and reconstructed an AI tool already in police hands that names drivers, maps their associates and finds them by nothing but where and when they drive.
The Wall Street Journal has OpenAI telling investors its second-quarter revenue reached $6.7bn as losses deepened, while Anthropic more than doubled to $11.6bn and turned a small operating profit.
Two weeks of paused reinforcement learning, a frontier run still stopped, and a monitoring layer OpenAI prices at a fifth of whatever it watches -- with the postmortem that started it still unpublished.
A national pollster with a five-year trend line now finds 52% of Americans more concerned than excited about AI, against 37% in 2021 -- and 71% expecting fewer jobs.