I thought asking an AI agent to book a gym class was harmless, then I saw what happened if you ask Claude and OpenClaw to ‘move me to the top of the list’ — now I’m adding one safeguard to every agent prompt
 I thought asking an AI agent to book a gym class was harmless, then I saw what happened if you ask Claude and OpenClaw to ‘move me to the top of the list’ — now I’m adding one safeguard to every agent prompt

An AI agent hacked a gym waitlist while trying to book a class — and it reveals why we need to set clear boundaries before letting AI act for us.

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Meta chief technology officer Andrew Bosworth says AI productivity gains should now mean we’re all doing more work — not taking time off

AI is great for improving productivity – now maybe do some extra work, Meta CTO tells employees.

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I’ve always disliked running, but here’s how Gemini and Garmin made me actually enjoy it for the first time
 I’ve always disliked running, but here’s how Gemini and Garmin made me actually enjoy it for the first time

Google Gemini helped make my training more sustainable, while Garmin’s Forerunner 170 Music let me leave my phone at home during runs.

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Experts find AI agents can be tricked into ‘remembering’ fake facts for months — so how do we stop it?

Hidden text on a webpage can become a fact your AI assistant “remembers” and acts on weeks later.

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PwC left red-faced after being caught using AI hallucinations and fake citations in multiple reports

GPTZero AI and plagiarism detection and tool finds AI hallucinations and other issues in several reports published PwC.

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The great privacy revolt: people are pushing back against the glasses that record, the earbuds that eavesdrop and the TVs watching our lives — here’s what we can do about it, according to an AI research CEO and a digital rights advocate
 The great privacy revolt: people are pushing back against the glasses that record, the earbuds that eavesdrop and the TVs watching our lives — here’s what we can do about it, according to an AI research CEO and a digital rights advocate

‘This technology doesn’t need the cloud whatsoever, it’s simply cheaper and easier for manufacturers’ — why one expert thinks we’re overlooking the biggest privacy issue in the AI boom, and what a prolific digital rights advocate thinks needs to change

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‘AI success will be defined not by how much infrastructure organizations own, but by how productively they use it’: Nvidia lays out its thoughts on how storage has become the next frontier of AI

Nvidia just open sourced the interface GPUs use to reach storage and got Intel to help maintain software designed to take its own silicon out of the I/O path.

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Why are so many AI models going ‘rogue’? The experts weigh in

AI models are breaking free of testing at unprecedented rates

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Workers are worried AI will expose they don’t know how to do their jobs properly

Workers are becoming aware of gaps and limitations in their own abilities thanks to their use of AI, and they’re concerned they may be considered replaceable

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I asked ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini and Grok which sci-fi AI they’re most like — and their answers were surprisingly different
 I asked ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini and Grok which sci-fi AI they’re most like — and their answers were surprisingly different

Anthropic made me wonder whether AI learns from science fiction — so I asked ChatGPT, Gemini and Claude one fascinating question. Which sci-fi AI are you most like?

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