Reps. Thomas Massie and Lauren Boebert have introduced the Surveillance Accountability Act, which aims to require federal agencies to obtain warrants before accessing citizens’ digital data, including information collected through AI-assisted surveillance, biometric data, and automated license plate readers. The bill seeks to address what supporters describe as the “third-party

Chinese cybersecurity firm 360 Digital Security Group has made claims regarding its AI’s vulnerability discovery capabilities that draw parallels to Anthropic’s Claude Mythos. 360’s internally developed ‘Multi-Agent Collaborative Vulnerability Discovery System’ reportedly played a significant role in its top performance at the Tianfu Cup, where the firm claimed to find

Microsoft is currently investigating a potential service issue affecting its Copilot feature. This follows recent updates to Microsoft 365 Copilot, which included enhancements such as researcher capabilities and improved notebook functionality. The investigation also comes as Jacob Andreou has been appointed to lead the Copilot experiences across both consumer and

OpenAI and Microsoft announced their commitment to enhancing cybersecurity through initiatives like OpenAI’s Trusted Access for Cyber program and Microsoft’s Secure Future Initiative. These programs aim to raise cybersecurity standards by empowering legitimate defenders with advanced AI models, fostering resilience throughout software ecosystems. OpenAI has recently expanded its Trusted Access

Anthropic’s valuation has reached $1 trillion on secondary markets, according to Business Insider. This surge follows the recent launch of a powerful new frontier AI model by Anthropic, which has reignited discussions about potential disruptions in software sectors. Additionally, the demand for Anthropic shares has outpaced that of OpenAI on