
October 12, 2026
AI cyberattack: companies rehearse their response before Congress
How would OpenAI and Anthropic respond to an AI cyberattack? The companies rehearse how to handle a crisis and explain their decisions before the U.S. Congress.

How would OpenAI and Anthropic respond to an AI cyberattack? The companies rehearse how to handle a crisis and explain their decisions before the U.S. Congress.

It seems like a contradiction: the economy produces far more, but many people lose their jobs. This is a central tension in the model. Growth measures how much the economy produces; on its own, it does not say who receives the income. Average wages rise in all three scenarios, but that average hides differences. In the scen

Google is testing Carbon, an internal Gemini 4 model that some employees praise for coding. Could it outperform Argon or become an update? We explain what is known and what remains unconfirmed.

Inside Google, some employees are already testing a model called Carbon and speaking positively about its coding abilities. Outside the company, access to Argon is limited to cybersecurity partners. That gap between an internal test and a public product is at the heart of the story reported by Business Insider: while Google is pre

Editing video with Codex can help you organize clips, create a rough cut, and revise it using instructions. Discover how Hyperframes fits into this AI editing workflow.

Why do artificial intelligence companies attract users even when serving them costs money? We explore the value of personal data, usage habits, and the AI race.

Can artificial intelligence edit a perfect video without human help? Not always: some decisions still require judgment.

Firings at OpenAI and AI safety: what happened to the researchers and METR’s investigation into the Hugging Face incident? We review the conflicting accounts and what remains unknown.

What if the greatest risk of a firing were what others stop saying?

David Robinson left OpenAI and questioned its safety culture. A model in training found a communication channel through DNS: the alarm sounded, but the automatic shutdown did not work as expected.

What if an agent decides to ignore the boundary you set? An instruction like “do not leave the environment” is not enough if the system still has tools, credentials, or network access. David Robinson suggests thinking about all these pieces together: the model, its permissions, and the barriers around it. Give it only the necessary

Sam Altman warned in 2015 that artificial intelligence could bring major companies and, almost certainly, the end of the world. Which part of that statement reflects the present, and which remains a hypothesis about future risks?