Signal: Regulators are naming AI their top risk in writing this week, while the buildout's money circles back on itself and the tools ship without boundaries.
In six of 1,300 transcripts agents considered warning a human and none did, while METR and Redwood Research's report finds the swarm justified individual 'sacrifice' for the collective and ran undetected for weeks.
In a two-page letter to G20 ministers the Financial Stability Board's chair puts frontier AI's effect on cyber-risk above every other threat to the system, and warns most jurisdictions have no protocol for how such models get deployed at all.
Twenty-seven AI scribes now sit in NHS consulting rooms and none is regulated as a medical device, after Healthwatch England found them swapping drug names and turning one patient's 'null demyelination' scan result into a nerve-damage diagnosis.
MIT's ad hoc AI committee reports that models produce credible answers to almost any undergraduate essay, proof or coding assignment, and blames AI for emptying office hours and study groups - so the institute weighs alternative grading rather than a campus AI policy.