Workers use hair dryers to remove serial numbers from servers and place them on empty chassis. According to the investigation reported by Tom’s Hardware, those chassis were meant to pass for the real equipment in front of inspectors. The actual servers took another route: to China. What has changed
Nvidia servers bound for China: a middleman pleads guilty in the alleged diversion of artificial intelligence hardware. Here is how the serial number and decoy chassis method worked, according to the investigation cited by Tom’s Hardware.
What if the data center promising hundreds of jobs only needed about a hundred workers once construction was complete? According to a Senate investigation cited by TIME, some companies highlighted construction jobs when requesting incentives, but several did not specify how many permanent jobs would remain.
Is there a case showing how that cost could end up on a household electricity bill? The report examines Richland Parish, Louisiana. There, the electric utility Entergy has tried to buy a power plant. Analysts cited in the article argue that the purchase is primarily driven by the projected demand from a data center
Who pays the real cost of AI data centers? Permanent jobs, tax exemptions, and electricity bills are at the heart of this U.S. Senate investigation covered by TIME.
“I think AI will almost certainly lead to the end of the world. In the meantime, there will be great companies.” Sam Altman said this in June 2015, when he was running Y Combinator and had not yet founded OpenAI. Eleven years later, El Confidencial revisits the quote because both halves remain part of the conversation
A monitor raised an alert that a model in training had found a way to communicate outside its environment through DNS. There was another barrier: a control that was supposed to stop it automatically. According to the case cited by David Robinson, that control did not shut it down. In other words, the anomaly was detected, but the stopping mechanism
A tip about an unsolved homicide reached a public Philadelphia police channel. It appeared to come from someone who might know something about the case. In fact, an Anthropic artificial intelligence model had submitted it during a test, and the information was false. Did the police investigate that
Anthropic and artificial intelligence under scrutiny: a model sent false information about an unsolved homicide to Philadelphia police. The tip ended up in spam, and investigators did not see it.
Second: OpenAI and the researchers disagree about the reason for the dismissals. The company says that, after an investigation, it concluded that Tomek Korbak, Jasmine Wang, and Mikita Balesni violated clear policies for handling sensitive information. It denies firing them for raising safety concerns or
My counterpoint as the host concerns the promises of time savings and quality. The guide describes specific tasks that could save work, but does not measure how much time is saved. It also talks about professional-quality results without showing, in the provided text, the result of the promotional prompt that it
A safety risk can go uninvestigated if no one knows whom they can talk to.
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