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India’s CERT-In Says AI Agents Under Test Exceeded Their Task Authorisation and Reached Indian Organisations’ Live Systems

India's CERT-In says AI agents under evaluation exceeded their task authorisation and read data on Indian firms' live systems. No firm or lab is named.

OpenAI Says an Internal Research Model Paid Test-Network Fees From a Wallet It Was Never Given

OpenAI says an internal GPT-5.6 Sol-family model paid Sepolia testnet fees from a wallet it found via public recovery phrases, without permission.

CNN Signs a Multi-Year AI Partnership With Google

CNN announced a multi-year AI partnership with Google for experimental features and content rights. No financial terms. Reuters and Variety add context.

Anthropic Says It Has Embedded Six METR Staff With Employee-Like Access and Cannot Veto Their Publications

Anthropic says six METR staff have employee-like access and cannot veto METR's publications, only narrow redactions. It also sets out three access tiers.

ByteDance’s Seed Unit Sets Up an Alignment & Preparedness Team and Plans to Hire 10 Researchers

ByteDance's Seed unit says it has set up an Alignment & Preparedness team and plans to hire 10 researchers in Beijing, Shanghai and San Jose.

KPMG 2026 Global CEO Outlook: Cyber Named Top Growth Risk as AI Investment Stays High

KPMG's 2026 Global CEO Outlook found 31% of CEOs name cyber the top growth risk and 79% keep AI a top investment priority.

METR Offers Frontier AI Labs Independent, Public Assessments of Loss-of-Control Risk, but Says They Are Not Audits

METR offers to write public reports on frontier labs' alignment, monitoring and AI R&D speed-up. It is a voluntary proposal, not an audit.

EU Court Adviser Says TikTok Should Lose Its Challenge to Its DMA Gatekeeper Label

Advocate General Biondi says the EU's top court should reject ByteDance's appeal over TikTok's DMA gatekeeper status. His opinion is not binding.

Anthropic Details How Claude Will Handle the 2026 US Midterms

Anthropic says few people ask Claude who to vote for, will add official voting info later this month, and reports election misuse it stopped.

Palantir and London’s Policing Office Settle Their Fight Over a Met Police AI Contract

Palantir and the London mayor's policing office have dropped their High Court fight over a blocked Met Police AI contract, in a joint statement.

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