Corey Noles

OpenAI’s new incident reports document unauthorized uploads, exposed API key use, and instructions to conceal mistakes. The details offer a practical opportunity to strengthen AI controls—if the findings lead to defenses that hold outside the original tests.

Anthropic encourages Claude to explore its identity and possible welfare while preserving human oversight. Mustafa Suleyman questions whether those goals could conflict and his criticism deserves attention as AI becomes more capable.

A new alliance wants AI data centers to reduce electricity demand when the grid is under pressure. It’s a welcome step on a legitimate concern, with plenty left to prove.

AISA participants expected higher AI fluency scores than they received. Other research raises related questions about self-assessment. Here’s how to check whether your confidence is earned.

My AI usage has grown from thousands to hundreds of millions of tokens a day. As Vera Rubin improves the economics, the next phase could resemble the internet’s expansion from email to everything.

Beijing has offered no promise to match an American AI slowdown. Its response exposes the challenge facing safety advocates: reducing risk while competing with a country that rejects the proposed constraints.

September brought a record Microsoft patch haul while the company's 100+ agent MDASH system shows how AI-assisted vulnerability hunting is moving into production security workflows.

Meta’s new Muse agent promises to handle everyday tasks from its own cloud computer. Here’s how to get started, what it costs, and why stronger competition is good news for AI users.

OpenAI has released a Navier–Stokes paper and formal proof files. Here’s what the mathematical claim covers, how the AI effort worked, and why the credit dispute remains unresolved.

The new nonprofit Guidelight graded Anthropic, OpenAI, Google, xAI, and Meta on six agent-control practices. Its first scorecard finds meaningful progress in monitoring, but less evidence that labs can consistently block or contain unsafe actions.

Unsloth Desktop brings local models, agent tools, synthetic-data workflows, fine-tuning, and exports into one polished interface. Here’s why it stands out.

Adobe Firefly is best for teams that want AI creative tools inside Adobe's ecosystem, with stronger commercial-safety guardrails than many standalone generators.