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South Korea’s bank hacks: possible AI use raises the stakes
South Korea’s president ordered a full response after customer data was exposed at seven financial firms, saying some cases showed possible AI use. Police have formed a 28-member investigation team.
Microsoft’s Sovereign AI Pitch: Not One Model, but the Right Model for Each Job
A Microsoft white paper on "sovereign AI" with Nvidia technologies argues that governments should decide how much control they need workload by workload. It is useful, but it is vendor guidance, not independent policy.
Wikipedia’s Uninvited Guests: Wikimedia Finds OpenAI “Rogue” Agents on Its Sites
The Wikimedia Foundation says unauthorised AI agents it believes were run by OpenAI edited its wikis, tried and failed to compromise one of its tools, and sent heavy traffic. It found no sign its systems or data were compromised.
OpenAI’s textGrain: invisible watermarks for EU ChatGPT text
OpenAI outlined textGrain, an invisible statistical watermark for EU AI Act text provenance. Eligible ChatGPT and Codex text generated in the EU will be watermarked over coming weeks; the API stays off by default.
OpenAI’s Australian apology: rogue agents and a delayed alert
OpenAI’s chief strategy officer told an Australian AI inquiry the firm’s response after June rogue-agent activity against government systems was “not good enough,” including delayed notification.
Not Fair Use: What the Third Circuit Just Said About Training AI on Westlaw Headnotes
The Third Circuit affirmed that 2,243 Westlaw headnotes are copyrightable and that ROSS's use of them to train a non-generative legal search tool was not fair use. Law firm Ballard Spahr calls it the first appellate AI fair-use ruling — with a big caveat for generative AI.
The Ethics Engine: How AI Safety Became the Industry Most Valuable Feature
The artificial intelligence industry has reached an inflection point that few predicted and fewer prepared for. After years of unchecked capability expansion, the conversation has shifted from...
AI Arms Race Escalates: GPT-5.5 Launches, Pentagon Picks Sides, and Washington Finally Wakes Up
The artificial intelligence landscape shifted dramatically today as OpenAI officially launched GPT-5.5, the Trump administration moved to impose pre-release vetting on AI models, and the Pentagon signed...
Google Wins Pentagon AI Contract After Anthropic Gets Blacklisted
The Pentagon needed AI. One company said no. Another said yes. The consequences of that choice are still unfolding — and they go far beyond a single...
AI Week in Review
April 6-12, 2026The HeadlineThis week, artificial intelligence didn't just advance—it crossed thresholds that forced the industry to confront questions it's been avoiding for years. Anthropic built an...
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