Suleyman joined "Squawk Box" to discuss OpenAI's latest incidents of "concerning model behavior" disclosed earlier this week.

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From potential controls on AI companies after OpenAI's rogue agent went on a days-long hacking spree, to Asian semiconductor stocks tumbling and Samsung notching its worst one-day fall in almost two decades, here are the big stories from the AI revolution. #News #Reuters #Newsfeed #Trump #AIControls #OpenAI #HuggingFace #ModalLabs #RogueAI #SamsungElectronics #SKHynix #SemiconductorStocks #AIWeekly #BreakingNews #TechNews #AIRegulation #Bolsonaro #BrazilElection #AIAvatar #GermanyAI #ChipStocks #AIRevolution #ArtificialIntelligence #TechPolicy #CyberSecurity…

Enterprise security has shifted from endpoints and networks to browser-based work as SaaS, cloud services, hybrid work, and AI have expanded where sensitive data is accessed and shared. The article argues that the browser is now the critical control point for protecting data in modern workflows, including AI prompts, uploads, downloads, and other in-browser actions. #SkyhighSecurity #SecureBrowserControls #Chrome #Edge #Safari #Firefox

The lines between Android and ChromeOS have gotten blurry over the years. While ChromeOS was originally positioned as a laptop and desktop operating system that was distinct from the company's Android software for touchscreen devices, Google eventually added support for running Android apps on Chromebooks while also expanding Android to work with smart TVs, smart glasses, and other devices. So it's not a huge surprise that the company is working on plans to bring ChromeOS features (like a full-fledged desktop web browser) to Android and eventually retire ChromeOS.

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Anthropic and OpenAI target big businesses with enterprise-grade controls and lower pricing - SiliconANGLE

The Mozilla executive in charge of Firefox says that while some people just want AI tools that are genuinely useful, "We've heard from many who want nothing to do with AI..." "Listening to our community, alongside our ongoing commitment to offer choice, led us to build AI controls." Starting w...

Firefox、AI機能のオンオフを選択できる「AI controls」の提供を発表 #AIcontrols #ITニュース

Investing.com -- UBS analysts warn that the reported new U.S. export restrictions on AI chips to Malaysia and Thailand could create turbulence for tech investors, as the Trump administration aims to block China’s indirect access to high-performance semiconductors. “The Trump administration is preparing new restrictions on AI chip exports to Malaysia and Thailand,” UBS noted, citing Bloomberg, “with the aim of preventing advanced processors from reaching China via third countries.” Malaysia is said to now account for nearly 12% of NVIDIA’s global sales, making it a key AI data center hub. The proposed Commerce Department rule would target chipmakers like NVIDIA (NASDAQ:NVDA). UBS highlighted that “new regulations, on the heels of the June rally, could trigger volatility,” especially as recent tech gains were driven more by “price-to-earnings multiple expansion than by positive earnings revisions.” With companies now in their earnings blackout period, UBS believes “there is less room for any misses in second-quarter results.” Despite the regulatory overhang, UBS sees some potential winners. “American data center operators will still be allowed to import US AI chips,” meaning that U.S. hyperscalers like Google (NASDAQ:GOOGL) and Microsoft (NASDAQ:MSFT) can continue regional expansion. UBS added that “Malaysian companies primarily serving US-backed projects should remain relatively insulated.” However, firms building data centers “speculatively or targeting Chinese demand may be more exposed to order cancelations or project delays.” UBS also noted that “data center stocks in Southeast Asia may be more sensitive in the near term to headline risk.” Overall, UBS remains constructive on the long-term outlook. “We believe the robust secular trends in AI will continue to drive long-term gains in the tech sector,” the analysts wrote, even as they advise a “balanced portfolio stance within tech and the AI value chain.”

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【 #ITニュース 】FirefoxにAI機能を一括オフにする「AIcontrols」設定追加へ #AIcontrols #ITmedia

Firefox 148 introduces AI controls, letting users manage or block AI features like translations, tab grouping, link previews, and sidebar chatbots.