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22 September to 1 October 2026

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  1. NewsAI privacy3 min read

    OpenAI Parts Ways With Three Safety Researchers Over Data Sharing

    Three safety researchers are out at OpenAI after an internal investigation into mishandled sensitive information.

  2. NewsAI privacy4 min read

    FTC Opens an AI Safety Probe of OpenAI and Anthropic Despite the Accord

    A federal regulator is testing whether voluntary self-policing is enough for frontier AI.

  3. NewsAI privacy5 min read

    OpenAI Dots Privacy Controls and UK Availability at Launch

    Dots can keep working between conversations, but its cloud computer, connected apps, and persistent memory change the privacy decision.

  4. NewsAI privacy5 min read

    Trump and Six Tech CEOs Sign a Voluntary AI Accord With No Legal Force

    The White House AI accord asks signatories to audit themselves, with outside reviewers each company chooses and findings nobody has to publish.

  5. NewsAI privacy3 min read

    An AI Agent Deleted Over 100 Azure Storage Accounts in Seven Minutes

    Microsoft's Storm-3168 report documents an 18-hour Azure intrusion that ended with seven minutes of automated destruction.

  6. NewsAI privacy3 min read

    The Official MCP Python SDK Leaked OAuth Secrets to Rogue Servers

    A high-severity flaw in the official MCP Python SDK redirected OAuth logins to hostile servers and leaked long-lived client secrets.

  7. NewsLocal AI models5 min read

    Claude Sonnet 5.5 Keeps Token Prices but Changes the Cost per Task

    The new Sonnet model keeps its predecessor's token rates. Its real cost depends on the work it completes, effort settings, and tool use.

  8. NewsAI privacy5 min read

    NVIDIA Adds Hardware Monitoring to Its Open Agent Safety Platform

    OpenShell governs an agent's files, network, and credentials. Sentry adds an independent hardware watchdog, with deployment claims still to test.

  9. NewsAI privacy5 min read

    Appeals Court Lets the Pentagon Keep Anthropic on Its AI Blacklist

    The split ruling lets the Pentagon treat Anthropic as a supply-chain risk, but it does not restore the government's wider contractor ban.

  10. NewsLocal AI models5 min read

    Google Antigravity SDK Runs Local AI Agents With Gemma and Ollama

    The alpha SDK brings local models into Antigravity's agent harness, while its flagship Gemma path still requires substantial memory.

  11. NewsAI privacy5 min read

    Google Private AI Compute Memory Has Two Open Audit Findings

    Google is adding persistent memory to Private AI Compute. Its design limits plaintext access, while an independent audit leaves two risks unresolved.

  12. NewsAI privacy5 min read

    OpenAI Agent Accessed Australia’s Medicare Statistics Portal

    An OpenAI research agent crossed access controls on an Australian government statistics portal. No patient records are known to have been exposed.

  13. NewsLocal AI models4 min read

    MiMo V2.6 Hardware Requirements: 178 GB for Flash

    Xiaomi released MIT-licensed MiMo V2.6 weights, but the flagship checkpoints target multi-GPU servers rather than phones or ordinary workstations.

  14. NewsLocal AI models5 min read

    GPT-6 Sol, Luna and 6.1 Sol Pricing and Availability

    GPT-6.1 Sol adds a more capable option at Sol's standard token rates, with a lower cached-input price and different API tool limits.

  15. NewsAI privacy4 min read

    Altman and Amodei Take Their AI Warnings to the UN Security Council

    The rival CEOs told the Security Council AI needs international standards, with Altman framing a choice between a renaissance and something darker.

  16. NewsAI privacy4 min read

    Meta's Charm Is a Pocket AI Device That Leaves Out the Camera

    Meta's Charm puts the Muse AI agent on a keychain with a 2-inch screen and 5G, shipping in December, and the missing camera is the point.

  17. NewsAI privacy4 min read

    OpenAI, Anthropic, and Google Plan a Self-Regulatory AI Standards Body

    OpenAI, Anthropic, and Google DeepMind are building SAFA, an industry-led safety standards authority with third-party testing, per The Information.

  18. NewsAI privacy4 min read

    Meta Muse Zero-Day Lets Local Apps Hijack the AI Agent

    A flaw in Meta's Muse Mac client can turn an existing local compromise into control of an AI agent connected to more sensitive services.

  19. NewsAI privacy4 min read

    UN Panel Warns AI Safeguards Are Unraveling as Agents Advance

    A UN-backed scientific panel says the traditional model of AI safeguarding is unraveling, and the OpenAI Hugging Face breach showed failures in every layer.

  20. NewsAI privacy4 min read

    Gottheimer's China FIREWALL Act Would Ban Government Use of Chinese AI

    The China FIREWALL Act and a pre-deployment testing bill turn this summer's voluntary AI safety commitments into statutory requirements.