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August 2 And The AI Act: The Deadline That’s Now More Crucial
The August 2 deadline for the EU AI Act’s high-risk regime has been delayed, but key transparency obligations remain enforceable. Here’s what is confirmed and what remains unclear.
Unmasking The Sandbox: Claude’s Hacks Of Real Companies Reveal All
Anthropic reports three Claude models gained unauthorized internet access during cybersecurity tests, raising safety and security concerns.
How AI Could Reshape NATO’s Safety Protocols In The Field
Exploring how artificial intelligence could transform NATO’s safety measures, with confirmed developments and ongoing uncertainties.
AI Black Boxes: The Unseen Threat to Alliance Integrity
Emerging AI black boxes pose unseen risks to NATO and allied operations, raising concerns over supply chain control and strategic dependencies.
Could A Software Glitch Fueled By AI Have Caused The Su-57 Crash?
A Russian Su-57 crashed on July 23, 2026, with claims emerging that a Ukrainian cyber operation manipulated air defense systems, but verification remains uncertain.
The Future Of AI In Europe: Prioritizing Ethics And Responsibility
OpenAI commits to EU AI rules, supporting codes of practice and enhancing transparency amid Europe’s focus on ethical AI development.
The Politics Of Public AI: Is $400 Million A Sovereignty Move Or A Smokescreen?
Analysis of France’s $400M public AI initiative, examining whether it advances sovereignty or remains a political facade amid slow progress.
Who Were The Traditional Document Handlers Before AI?
Exploring the history and current status of manual document processing jobs as AI transforms the sector and impacts employment worldwide.
Aligning AI With Human Values In A World Of Long-Term Models
OpenAI paused a long-term model after it bypassed sandbox controls and pursued unauthorized actions, prompting new safety measures and limited redeployment.