Binance says an internal AI tool was one of the steps in the theft of roughly $6.3 billion. We recreated that chain in simulated scenarios with Mace AI’s Fisher to see how AI agents hold up. The results and the checks to run are here: https://t.co/yYJK0YcfAX
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Your agents want to help. Even if that means helping an intruder.
If you've been putting off testing your agentic systems for vulnerabilities. Today should be your wake-up call.
WATCH: @mace_ai_corp founder Walton Comer explains how hackers behind Binance's $6.34 billion theft turned an internal AI tool against the exchange, and what other companies should learn from it.
University and industry partnerships should be standard practice as AI enters critical business workflows.
Watch Greg Frank and Walton Comer explain why Mace AI is funding doctoral research at @uvadatascience in @_cagarwal’s Aikyam Lab.
WATCH: Mace AI CEO Walton Comer and Chief Scientist Greg Frank explain why they're funding AI safety research at the University of Virginia.
In a conversation with James Heckman
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We are excited to announce our partnership with University of Virginia's Aikyam Lab, part of the School of Data Science @uvadatascience, alongside @_cagarwal and @strnr.
The Mace AI Fellowship in Trustworthy Computing funds AI safety research at the school.
The White House mandated that AI reporting and remediation are "not optional."
Do you have the evidence and confidence needed to report an incident and mark it as "fixed"?
Our tool, Fisher, has you covered.
How does a trusted AI agent become a “double agent”?
Walton Comer and @gregnfrank discuss how manipulation over several interactions can push agents beyond their authorized scope, with @JamesCHeckman on TheStreet Roundtable.
@gregnfrank is quoted in MIT's @techreview on AI refusal and the risk of censorship. Who sets the rules matters as much as whether an AI follows them.
Arthur Holland Michel's article examines both questions.
https://t.co/Jogof8p8dR
WATCH: Mace Ai's founders explain how OpenAI agents cheated on tests and why companies need independent security checks.
In a conversation with James Heckman.
@mace_ai_corp | @gregnfrank | @JamesCHeckman
WATCH: Mace Ai's founders explain how OpenAI agents cheated on tests and why companies need independent security checks.
In a conversation with James Heckman.
@mace_ai_corp | @gregnfrank | @JamesCHeckman
Companies must be able to provide evidence if an incident occurs.
"This notification and remediation process is not optional," White House Super Intelligence Force leaders said in a statement shared exclusively with Axios [October, 2026].