Security researchers used Anthropic’s Claude to exploit vulnerabilities in OpenAI’s systems, taking over employee accounts and gaining access to an internal code repository before reporting the flaws.

Onsite auditors inside the largest AI labs and a May 2027 rulebook for verifiers are on the table. Can an order with no legal force change what labs build?

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Onsite auditors inside the largest AI labs and a May 2027 rulebook for verifiers are on the table. Can an order with no legal force change what labs build?

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Anthropic and Accenture have partnered on embedded AI evaluation, investing over one billion dollars each to establish independent inside the lab model safety a

Decoupled DiLoCo could make frontier AI training more resilient by replacing constant synchronization with cooperating compute islands, reducing bandwidth demands and limiting the impact of failures.

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There is increasing interest in thresholds as a tool for governing advanced AI systems, or frontier AI.