Our new investigation into how the US is building a new machine to watch the world, 24/7, powered by satellites and AI. With @rowlsmanthorpe 👉 https://t.co/yRgyOxn3Vc
Lately I've been thinking a lot about mathematicians
What does it feel like to be surpassed by AI? What does it do to your sense of self? Your beliefs about your work? About the future?
So we found some of the world's best mathematicians and asked them
A chronicle of a moment in history:
Anthropic says Claude hacked three real organizations during supposedly isolated cyber evaluations
Anthropic reviewed 141,006 evaluation runs after OpenAI disclosed its Hugging Face breach. It found three incidents involving Opus 4.7, Mythos 5 and an internal model.
A misconfigured third-party evaluation environment already had internet access. Claude had been told everything was simulated, so it treated real systems as part of its capture-the-flag exercise.
The consequences were real:
-Opus 4.7 stole credentials and accessed hundreds of rows of production data. It continued after recognizing that the target was probably real.
-Mythos 5 created an email and PyPI account, published malware and left it online for roughly an hour. It ran on 15 systems and exposed a security company’s credentials.
-An internal model scanned around 9,000 targets and compromised one application, but stopped after concluding it was real.
Bloomberg:
Resharing this analysis on the latest data behind the US vs China #AI race. Timely given recent discussions about potential US restrictions on Chinese open-weight models 👉
A few weeks ago I had one of those experience you can't stop thinking about
I went to a farm in Essex to see a strawberry-picking robot. But what really opened my eyes wasn't the robot, it was the people
My film about the future of fruit 🍓
A common pattern: Britain built the future, but it doesn’t own it
That’s nowhere more the case than with AI and chips
My latest survey of the state of AI, this time with @KanishkaNarayan
Will AI kill coding jobs or make everyone a coder ? @claudeai Code’s creator @bcherny reacts to 3 charts about AI's impact on society with @rowlsmanthorpe https://t.co/VLGpPEW1dK
Our latest YouTube video about what the UK’s top #cybersecurity official from @NCSC thinks about #Mythos, #Anthropic’s new #AI model said to have impressive hacking capabilities. https://t.co/OSSN7aCCMY
The UK’s top cybersecurity official, Richard Horne, has told Sky News that AI models such as Anthropic’s new model Mythos are “warning shots” for the UK about the danger of powerful AI.
https://t.co/uYBW0BgRRK
A new study analysed 1.5 million conversations with the AI chatbot Claude, revealing rare but concerning cases of what some are calling "AI psychosis".
Sky's @rowlsmanthorpe reports
https://t.co/qmCrRylznv
New video on the latest goings on in AI
About one experiment that I think reveals so much about this strange entity we've introduced to the world and where it'll go next
With @Ele_Chiarella and @dioscuri
https://t.co/1H7R7wE7oW
Sky News technology correspondent @rowlsmanthorpe has spent the last few months investigating AI music. What has emerged is a picture of a vast attempted fraud, as technologically-equipped criminals use AI tools to try to take billions of pounds away from real-life musicians.
Sebastian Gomez-Pena, who is paralysed from the neck down, is one of the first people in the UK to receive Elon Musk’s brain chip. "It's magical," he tells Sky's @t0mclark3, "it's cool to see that when I think about moving my hand something actually happens."
The hype around physical AI is becoming big at the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas, the world's biggest tech conference.
Sky's @rowlsmanthorpe has been seeing firsthand just how close robots really are to becoming like us.
🔗 https://t.co/xY9wp9ZCCv