Madison Allworth
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first heard Mar 2026
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Some of those six incidents includes AI covering up their mistakes by just inventing data to fit the answer.
They have stolen API keys.
Think of that like a password.
They have uploaded research to the Internet so that they could then cite it in their own work without permission to be on the Internet.
and they have used messaging boards to coordinate amongst themselves.
This was all unveiled in a new safety framework released last night that says as soon as a model behaves as it shouldn't, OpenAI will publicly report it, even if they haven't yet been able to stop or explain the behavior.
Anthropic says it found activity linked to several accounts with ties to the Chinese and Iranian governments.
In one instance, an Iranian-linked account attempted to use Claude to collect data on U.S.
naval forces in the region.
A Chinese account tried using the program to build surveillance programs.
Anthropic said it was able to stop these attempts and use the information gathered to strengthen its safeguards.
Anthropic released this report just days after a former worker, Jacob Coxon, publicly quit, claiming tech companies could lose control over their programs and threaten humanity.
Anthropic has called for greater regulation of AI, and Sam Altman of OpenAI has signaled he's willing to slow down the development of cutting-edge AI and hopes other labs will do the same.
The tech giant kicked off celebrations with a performance by Grammy winner Alicia Keys at Grand Central Station.
Apple then taking the festivities worldwide with special events in China, Thailand, South Korea.
The party makes its way back to Apple Park in Cupertino, California for the company's official anniversary April 1st.
But it
All began back in 1976.
Steve Jobs was the marketing genius.
Steve Wozniak was the engineering brain, inventing the company's first computers, Apple I and Apple II.
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