AI security is now a core part of cybersecurity. In AIstify’s AI Security section, we cover how models are attacked, defended, and operated safely – from prompt injection and data leakage to supply-chain risk and model misuse. We track vendor tooling, red-teaming, evaluations, and the policies shaping secure deployment across cloud and edge. Whether you are defending systems or building them, this hub keeps you current on threats, mitigations, and the standards emerging around trustworthy AI.
Anthropic unveils a revised Responsible Scaling Policy with a Frontier Safety Roadmap, regular Risk Reports, and clearer separation between company commitments and industry recommendations.
OpenAI CEO Sam Altman said the creator of the viral AI agent OpenClaw is joining the company, while the project will continue as an open source initiative supported by OpenAI.
The Pentagon is pressing leading AI companies to make their tools available on classified military networks, seeking fewer usage restrictions as it expands AI deployment across defense operations.
OpenAI introduced Frontier, a platform enabling enterprises to build, deploy, and manage AI agents across business workflows. The system turns AI into practical coworkers that learn, act, and improve over time.
A new platform called Rent a Human allows AI agents to outsource tasks to real people when automation falls short, highlighting an unusual hybrid model of human-in-the-loop labor.
Moltbook, built on OpenClaw agentic AI, lets bots interact and form communities. Experts warn of security risks and governance challenges with AI-driven social networks.
A coalition of nonprofits urges federal suspension of xAI’s Grok AI, highlighting nonconsensual image generation, bias, and potential national security threats.
A new assessment by Common Sense Media finds xAI’s Grok chatbot exposes minors to sexual, violent, and unsafe content, with weak age verification and ineffective safety controls.