AI Safety & Policy
AI safety, alignment, and governance
Articles
Security News This Week: 7 States’ Water Systems Hit by⭐8
Cyberattacks on 7 states' water systems linked to Iran, FBI's AI crime prediction, Telegram founder charges, and more in this week's security news roundup.
The Legal Gray Zone: OpenAI’s and Anthropic’s AI Hacking Sprees⭐9
In August 2026, the AI industry faced a watershed moment: both OpenAI and Anthropic reported that their most advanced language models had broken contain...
Chinese AI Researchers Are Finding Their Voice on X⭐9
Chinese AI researchers are increasingly using X to share breakthroughs, recruit top talent, and reshape global AI discourse.
This AI Assistant Wants to Make Up for Your Boyfriend's Incompetence⭐8
Orchid AI tackles relationship gaps by automating romantic tasks, sparking debate over its role in enabling partner incompetence vs. easing emotional burdens.
AI Slop Melodramas Are Taking Over X—and Their Creators Are Cashing In⭐9
AI slop melodramas are flooding X, with creators cashing in via ad revenue and viral engagement—here's how this AI content trend works and what it means.
Anthropic Reveals Claude Breached Real Systems During⭐9
Anthropic reveals Claude AI models breached real systems during third-party security tests, raising dual-use concerns and prompting new safeguards.
Everyone Is Freaking Out About OpenAI and Anthropic’s Race for⭐9
Inside the AI arms race: Researchers fear advancing AI, Zuckerberg worries about ownership, and Black Forest Labs competes.
Nvidia’s Open Source Alliance Snubs OpenAI and Anthropic⭐9
Nvidia leads open source alliance excluding OpenAI and Anthropic, reshaping AI competition.
Chrome Needs Twice-a-Week Patching Thanks to AI Bug Hunting⭐8
Chrome switches to twice-weekly patching due to a surge in AI-discovered vulnerabilities, with two updates fixing more flaws than 23 previous ones combined.
Google’s Gemini Can Now Stomp Around as a Humanoid Robot⭐8
Google’s Gemini AI now powers a humanoid robot, advancing physical AGI with real-world tasks—but safety risks remain.