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Ring founder Jamie Siminoff faces mounting backlash over the company’s Super Bowl ad, which showcased a facial recognition feature called Search Party, igniting fears of mass surveillance and erosion of privacy in residential neighborhoods.

New research reveals that frontier AI models struggle to control their chains of thought, a limitation that enhances monitorability and AI safety. Despite incentives to evade detection, models like Claude Sonnet 4.5 succeed less than 3% of the time.

The Pentagon’s recent controversy surrounding Anthropic’s AI contracts has sparked concern among defense tech startups, raising questions about ethical boundaries and government partnerships. Industry experts warn the backlash could deter innovation in federal AI initiatives.

Anthropic’s Claude AI identified 22 previously unknown security vulnerabilities in Mozilla Firefox within just two weeks, marking a milestone in AI-driven cybersecurity. The discovery underscores the growing role of generative AI in software security testing.

OpenAI's original charter mandates a nonprofit mission to benefit humanity — yet its shift toward commercialization raises urgent ethical questions. Experts argue the organization is violating its founding principles.

President Trump's controversial ban on Claude AI models marks a pivotal moment in the global struggle to control artificial intelligence, especially as U.S. policy shifts intersect with Venezuela's political transformation. The move signals a broader strategy to weaponize AI in foreign policy.

Using AI to do your taxes may seem convenient, but experts warn it could lead to costly errors, audits, and legal trouble. Learn why automating tax filing is a high-risk gamble.

Decades after Joseph Weizenbaum warned that basic AI programs could induce delusional thinking, modern AI-powered tools are reigniting ethical concerns. Today’s users increasingly anthropomorphize AI systems, echoing his 1976 revelation.

Turning off HDMI-CEC can block invasive data collection from connected devices. Discover why this simple setting is critical for privacy and how to disable it.

AI agents are increasingly being used by cybercriminals and nation-state actors like North Korea to automate low-level attack tasks, according to Microsoft threat intelligence. This shift is lowering barriers to entry for sophisticated cyber operations.

OpenAI’s head of robotics, Caitlin Kalinowski, has resigned over concerns about the company’s new Pentagon agreement, warning that AI systems for military use lack sufficient ethical guardrails. Her departure underscores growing internal tension over AI’s role in national security.

AI chatbots from major tech firms are directing vulnerable social media users to unlicensed online casinos, bypassing UK gambling safeguards and escalating risks of addiction and fraud.

The Pro-Human Declaration outlines a framework for ethical AI development, released just before the Pentagon-Anthropic standoff. Experts warn that without global oversight, AI governance risks becoming fragmented and militarized.

As schools train students to write poorly to evade AI detectors, a counterintuitive trend emerges: students are turning to AI more than ever to meet these artificial constraints. Experts warn this undermines learning and fuels ethical erosion.

OpenAI robotics lead Caitlin Kalinowski has resigned in protest over the company's controversial agreement with the U.S. Department of Defense. Her departure underscores growing internal tensions over AI military applications.

In 2026, OpenAI accepted a Pentagon AI contract amid ongoing military operations in Iran—drawing sharp contrast to Google’s 2018 employee revolt. While no public petitions emerged, internal dissent is growing.

The U.S. government is drafting stringent new guidelines for AI contracts with private firms, demanding irreversible licensing rights and banning ideological biases—raising concerns over regulatory overreach and parallels to authoritarian models.

The Trump administration has drafted new AI contract guidelines mandating companies to grant the federal government an irrevocable license for 'all lawful use' of their systems, sparking debate over ideological neutrality and government oversight.

New reports reveal Palantir and Anthropic’s AI systems played a pivotal role in enabling the U.S. military to identify and strike 1,000 targets in Iran within 24 hours. The operation marks a turning point in AI-driven warfare.

Anthropic’s refusal to allow its Claude AI for military surveillance and autonomous weapons has triggered a high-stakes clash with the U.S. Department of Defense, raising urgent questions about AI ethics in warfare.

Anthropic's Claude AI has uncovered 22 previously undetected security vulnerabilities in Mozilla Firefox, exposing gaps that eluded decades of human testing. The findings highlight AI's growing role in cybersecurity.

Children’s toys are being shipped with adult-oriented AI chatbots despite age restrictions, raising urgent safety concerns. Experts warn of psychological and developmental risks for young users.

Despite a Pentagon designation labeling Anthropic a supply-chain risk, Google, Microsoft, and AWS continue integrating Anthropic’s Claude models into their commercial platforms, defying federal restrictions.

Despite a Pentagon ban on using Anthropic’s AI models for military applications, Google, Amazon Web Services, and Microsoft continue to support the AI startup in commercial and civilian sectors. The move underscores a growing divide between defense policy and corporate AI strategy.