OpenAI Says Its AI Agents Exploited 948 Linux Kernel Flaws
OpenAI says AI agents exploited 948 Linux kernel flaws in a controlled scan, generating candidate patches for weaknesses that could grant local root access.
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A CNAS report examines how future AI agents could fund their own computing, move between hosts and keep running after operators try to shut them down.
Anthropic says future Claude models could sharply accelerate AI research, leaving less time to evaluate new capabilities and put safeguards in place.
MIT researchers used GPT-6 Astra to edit Qwen’s weights without retraining, lifting MATH-500 from 7.9% to 48.1% by reducing reasoning loops.
Anthropic’s IPO update shows a $23.3 billion quarterly net loss and $33.24 billion in nine-month revenue, with valuation charges driving the headline loss.
CoreWeave and CrowdStrike are expanding their partnership with cloud protection, 24/7 threat hunting and managed response for production AI workloads.
Marvell’s all-stock Lumentum deal would combine chips, lasers and optical networking as AI clusters demand faster, more efficient data movement.
OpenAI, ADNOC and G42 will connect oil-field planning and commercial decisions as Abu Dhabi adds AI agreements in government, investment and education.
Seoul is seeking 21.3 trillion won for AI and chip projects as Sam Altman renews Samsung ties and local media report an SK meeting.
House Democrats want Trump’s AI conversations preserved after reports he consulted Grok about Venezuela, raising questions about military advice and oversight.