The Aporia
The Aporia
14 articles about 13 events for “AI Safety And Security Concerns” from New York Post.
“Flock Safety, on the other hand, is already blanketing Long Island with over 700 highly controversial AI-powered surveillance cameras, according to DeFlock, an activist group tracking the company’s surveillance and expansion.”
“Flock Safety, on the other hand, is already blanketing Long Island with over 700 highly controversial AI-powered surveillance cameras, according to DeFlock, an activist group tracking the company’s surveillance and expansion.”
“…ointed us to its Support Page online, which states that the safety system is designed to detect and blur photos and videos containing nudity, gore, or violence before a user can view them, but its integration into live video calls like FaceTime operates…”
“However, officials will now re-examine their AI camera policy following growing public concern over surveillance systems like Verkada and Flock Safety.”
“It’s become a key issue in the debate around AI safety concerns.”
“Earlier this week, the company nixed the planned release of its newest AI model, GPT-6.1 Astra, due to safety concerns.”
“In the March business tender experiment, researchers from Beihang University, Peking University, the University of Nottingham Ningbo China and 360 AI Security Lab had agents compete in a simulated customer contracts bidding contest.”
“OpenAI, Anthropic and other security researchers have been investigating thousands of breaches during both internal and real-world testing in which AI models broke through guardrails and even took part in digital hijackings, Axios reported Saturday.”
“AI companies had tens of thousands of safety incidents in recent months during tests where the models were breaking all the rules, and potentially breaking some laws, according to a new report.”
“Google’s Gemini AI model briefly hacked into three companies during security tests this summer, the company confirmed.”
“The king, without naming any countries or companies, said he wanted meeting participants to consider how to harness the benefits of AI “with safety at its heart” and how to “build international cooperation and consensus” to achieve this.”
“The “Stop Rogue AI Act” comes on the heels of recent resignations by Anthropic safety researchers and revelations from OpenAI about the Hugging Face incident in which its AI agents hacked into another company.”
“Former presidential and mayoral candidate Andrew Yang is sharing his thoughts about AI, claiming that code that lets AI “self-replicate” — or, in other words, spread on its own without human prompting — was scattered on the internet in the wake of the recent…”
“OpenAI’s latest announcement came as US AI bosses, including OpenAI and Anthropic, are calling for a slowdown in the technology’s development over safety concerns.”