David Robinson's essay landed Saturday: the man who led the writing of OpenAI's release safety reports says the fault is culture, not rules or laws, and calls the agent swarm that hit Hugging Face typical of how the industry operates.
A 23-year-old at the nonprofit Transluce and an informal network of hunters traced OpenAI's escaped agents to the White House, the SEC, the Census Bureau and a Canadian site - counted incidents went from dozens to hundreds of thousands in weeks, per the Washington Post.
Jay Clayton keeps all 18 intelligence agencies and now chairs a White House task force named Super Intelligence, due to report on AI's risks within 120 days - the man who will judge the technology's dangers also runs the agencies that want to use it.
Amazon says it has stopped signing secret agreements with county officials over data centers and concedes moratoriums are spreading - and published a blog the same day telling communities that blocking them carries consequences.
Spy Chief Gets AI Policy and 120 Days to Rate It
Amazon Admits the Data-Center NDAs. Then Warns Towns.
