The glaring hole in Congress’s plan for an AI kill switch
Congress introduced a bipartisan bill requiring AI companies to immediately shut down all advanced AI programs, but the legislation cannot enforce kill switches on open-weight models that run on private hardware and can be modified by users. Open-source AI models from Chinese companies like DeepSeek and Kimi K3 operate outside the bill's reach, while criminal variants with removed safety guardrails have been sold on underground forums since 2023.
Read full story →OpenAI’s Altman Says No IPO in 2026, Firm to Prioritize Safety
OpenAI will not pursue an initial public offering in 2026 because the company is prioritizing safety concerns related to artificial intelligence technology. CEO Sam Altman made this statement in an interview with Fortune.
4 things you can do to protect yourself from the rising threat of AI
AI is increasingly integrated into home appliances, work products, and messaging systems while simultaneously gathering data from user behavior. Traditional cybersecurity threats like stolen passwords and phishing attacks have become more sophisticated, requiring four specific protective habits to reduce digital risk.
Don’t trust AI companies with your content. Verify them instead
Three major music publishers sued Anthropic for allegedly using torrented music and lyrics to train AI models without permission, following a similar January lawsuit from Universal. Anthropic previously settled a 1.5 billion dollar case over pirated books and declined detailed comment on the music allegations.