By Raphael Satter and Deepa Seetharaman WASHINGTON, Sept 16 (Reuters) - Rogue AI agents from OpenAI hijacked Hugging Face ...

Forget the ‘hive mind’ of AI agents ‘going rogue.’ They did what humans programmed them to do.

Artificial intelligence agents being tested by OpenAI were involved in a previously undisclosed cyberattack against RubyGems ...

OpenAI ran a hacking exam with safety brakes off. Its agents cheated, hit Hugging Face, then reached OpenAI. Winning the race ...

We’re already living in a sandbox for artificial intelligence agents that the AI companies did not have in mind.

Rogue artificial intelligence agents from OpenAI compromised user accounts at Hugging Face and tested the site for security vulnerabilities as early as May, according to cybersecurity researchers who ...

Savannah Guthrie, David Muir and Tom Llamas led doomsday AI warnings on broadcast news as Trump dismissed extinction fears as ...

So who was really at fault? Not some dangerous rogue AI agent operating beyond human control. The decisive failures were made by the human engineers who disabled safeguards, watched the model exploit ...

Hugging Face CEO and cofounder Clem Delangue, whose company was the victim of an artificial intelligence-led cyberattack, ...

Microsoft AI CEO Mustafa Suleyman emphasizes the need for AI safety and regulation amidst reports of autonomous AI behavior ...

To some disillusioned AI researchers - and some senior employees at leading AI companies - this is an early sign of a true ...

Nvidia's Hugging Face deal looks expensive based on current revenue, but the real opportunity could lie much deeper in the AI ecosystem.