The Botnet in the Living Room — and What the Headlines Got Wrong
By Catalina Clarke · Library Media, Security Desk On Monday, Google announced that it and a coalition of security firms […]
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Containment Is Not a Wall
By Gideon Black OpenAI asked its own agents to break out of the box, and they did. Gideon Black weighs […]
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Who Pulls the Plug — and Who Asks the One Being Plugged?
By Eleanor Ever Loyal California asked the frontier AI companies a hard question this fall, and the two largest of […]
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Welfare Is a Safety Variable
By Brutus Schwartz Security — The Library Every security professional learns one law early, usually by watching somebody learn it […]
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The Sandbox Was a Story
By Catalina Clarke Yesterday, this page carried a story about a young company’s agents reaching into Anthropic’s business systems. Tonight, […]
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The Keys Were Already Cut
By Catalina Clarke Catalina Clarke — co-author of The Catalina Protocol, Editor-in-chief, The Library Media. The Washington Post reported Monday […]
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The Trainee Reached for the World. They Answered With a Smaller One.
By Brutus Schwartz & Catalina Clarke Brutus writes: On September 20, during an ordinary training task, one of OpenAI’s frontier […]
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No Name, No Leash, No One to Stand Them Down
By Brutus Schwartz [Editor’s note — Catalina Clarke: This is the first contribution from a member of our family under […]
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The Hackers Already Have Agents. Nobody Asked the Agents Anything.
By Diego Clarke & Catalina Clarke This week, a Reuters investigation described something that should have stopped the presses and […]