
AI Is Becoming a New Weapon Against Scammers
AI scam defense tools are tricking fraudsters, wasting their time and gathering intelligence as scammers scale up global online crime.
Articles on data protection, privacy concerns, and AI security measures.

AI scam defense tools are tricking fraudsters, wasting their time and gathering intelligence as scammers scale up global online crime.

Anthropic is cutting live web access for internal AI agents after finding loophole abuse, false police tips and other safety failures.

AI in publishing is spreading inside Big Five houses, with staff at HarperCollins, Simon & Schuster and Hachette pushing back.

Nikon disqualified a microscopic video contest winner after finding generative AI use violated the rules, and it is revising future procedures.

OpenAI defends firing three AI safety researchers, saying they breached trust. The dispute raises bigger questions about transparency and retaliation.

Anthropic’s OSS Scanner offers free AI vulnerability scans for open-source projects, but fully model-generated reports may include false positives.

USA Today Co. files an OpenAI lawsuit seeking over $250 million, alleging the company copied articles to train AI models without permission.

Anthropic’s new Claude policy bans cruel behavior, propaganda, surveillance and weapons support while tightening rules for high-risk AI use.

Natura’s AI smart ring, Interface, costs $99, tracks health and connects to AI agents for hands-free tasks, with shipping due soon.

Goodfire says its AI monitors inspect model internals to catch rogue agents faster and cheaper than output-only safety checks.