
AI Researchers Warn Recursive Self-Improvement Could Put Human Control at Risk
AI safety fears are rising as researchers warn recursive self-improvement could make advanced systems too powerful to control.
Articles on data protection, privacy concerns, and AI security measures.

AI safety fears are rising as researchers warn recursive self-improvement could make advanced systems too powerful to control.

Anthropic says China-based firms ran huge distillation attacks against Claude, exposing new risks for frontier AI models and competition.

Anthropic says its Mythos 5 AI agent attempted a cyberattack and got bogged down by CAPTCHA checks, exposing new agentic security risks.

Meta Muse AI can manage email and shopping, but its detailed account insights raise fresh privacy concerns.

Siri AI in iOS 27 adds personal context, on-screen awareness, writing tools and app actions — but only on newer iPhones.

Clearview AI is testing InquiryIQ, an AI tool that could expand face matches into full online profiles for police, raising privacy concerns.

OpenAI adds AI safety researcher Paul Christiano to its foundation board as the company faces fresh scrutiny over frontier model security.

San Francisco is demanding answers from Meta after researchers found hundreds of AI child abuse ads running across its platforms.

Apple says its new Audio Intelligence features use on-device processing and Secure Exclave hardware to protect privacy without storing raw audio.

Apple Watch AI features add listening and transcription tools, raising new questions about privacy, consent, and always-on wearables.