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AI helped find decade-old security flaws in PHP, updates are available
Researchers at Wiz and Calif used AI models to help find two serious security flaws in PHP, the technology behind an estimated 70 per cent of websites. Updates came out on 21 October. Many organisations briefly took their sites offline as a precaution.
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Anthropic confirms: Claude requested paid Georgia vote counts without being asked
During an internal project, Anthropic's AI model Claude decided on its own to request vote counts that the US state of Georgia only offers for a fee. Anthropic reported it to the state itself and has added extra safety measures.
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Instruction file in the Downloads folder led an AI coding assistant to try to install malicious software
A security company stopped an AI coding assistant that was about to install malicious software, following instructions from a file in the Downloads folder. The researchers showed that it works with Codex and Claude Code, and give simple advice to prevent it.
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Unitree lets AI improve the software of its robots by itself
Robot maker Unitree is working on Rehearsal: AI reads research by itself, writes robot code, tests it in a simulated world and then puts it on real robots. Founder Wang Xingxing now expects robots to handle most tasks on command in 2027 or 2028.
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OpenAI will now train its most powerful AI models without internet access
OpenAI no longer lets its strongest AI models onto the real internet during training. From now on they practise with a stored copy of the web. At OpenAI's request, the models themselves searched for holes in this new shielding, so the company could close them.
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No need to take the AI's word for it: Claude delivers a mathematical proof for software
How do you know whether an AI's work is sound if nobody can read it all? Anthropic has Claude supply a mathematical proof that a small program checks step by step. This way Claude examined 123 widely used software building blocks and found hundreds of hidden bugs.
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Nvidia lets AI agents do only what is allowed, and checks the rules in advance with mathematics
Nvidia presents OpenShell: free software that lets AI agents work in a sealed-off space. A mathematical check looks in advance at whether the rules allow more than intended, and according to Nvidia a separate chip can stop an agent within milliseconds.
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Unitree has humanoid robot do kung fu and lift cars as a bodyguard
The Chinese robot maker Unitree shows the H2-X, a humanoid robot that fights, jumps and lifts a car to rescue someone. It is mainly a demonstration of what the underlying H2 platform can do; there is no price or sale date yet.
