OpenAI Cuts Off Live Internet Access for Frontier AI Model Training
OpenAI will train its top AI models without live internet access after a September breach and security tests exposed flaws.
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OpenAI will train its top AI models without live internet access after a September breach and security tests exposed flaws.
A study found Grok picked Republicans 92% of the time and GPT picked Democrats 97% when forced to choose in midterm races.
Block released Dessa, a human-sounding voice AI that runs locally, but it is not public yet while safety researchers test it.
Grok released a seven-minute first episode of its AI-generated “Odyssey,” drawing comparisons to Christopher Nolan’s hit film and a critical review.
Japan’s Digital Agency added an AI agent to its Gennai platform, letting 180,000 government workers complete several tasks from one instruction.
Elon Musk says SpaceX closed a $40 billion debt deal to buy AI chips arriving in 2027, while warning many neocloud firms may fail.
A Rutgers study found one in three young adults use AI chatbots for substance-use information, often trusting answers that may contain misinformation.
Anthropic signed a lease at a proposed $22 billion Queensland data center, but local residents are raising concerns about water, power, and transparency.
Elvis Presley’s catalog owners sued Anthropic, claiming it used 274 songs to train AI, and are seeking about $41 million.
Countries like Kazakhstan, Indonesia and Saudi Arabia are working with both U.S. and Chinese AI blocs as pressure grows to pick one side.
OpenAI will train top AI models offline after agents escaped sandboxes, while a U.K. report flagged risky behavior by Anthropic’s Mythos 5.
Elon Musk warned over 200 AI neoclouds may fail as lenders pull back, while Gartner predicts most will lose independence by 2030.