
AI Security: A Training Ground to Hack LLMs (Legally)
Curious how hackers exploit AI? A new platform lets you get your hands dirty, learning to break models without real-world damage.
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Curious how hackers exploit AI? A new platform lets you get your hands dirty, learning to break models without real-world damage.

Companies are racing to deploy AI agents, but there's a snag. These digital assistants often confidently spout wrong answers, thanks to flaky data.

Ever notice an AI model start saying weird things? Someone's built a way to check its "trustworthiness" before disaster strikes.

Picture a tech giant putting the brakes on a powerful AI assistant. Alibaba has reportedly banned Claude Code, classifying it as high-risk software.
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We thought AI was a Silicon Valley affair, end of story. Well, someone forgot to tell China.
Meta wants to change WhatsApp, but not everyone is on board. India and Somalia have put their foot down, fearing serious security issues.
As the air fills with fumes, statistics tell us it's no mere coincidence. Chemical accidents, bringing injuries and deaths, have sharply increased.
Picture releasing a WordPress plugin only to discover an AI has torn it apart and found 35 critical vulnerabilities in a few days. Not sci-fi—it's what happened to a developer who decided to run his code through an AI security scanner. What he learned next is even more unsettling.

Ever nervous about running AI-generated code on your machine? Someone just built digital cages where AI agents can do their thing without breaking your stuff — and it's open source.

Bob Starr had built a cute little app in just a few hours: follow the vibe, let intuition guide you, and the code flows out naturally. What he didn't know was that his masterpiece was quietly harboring a security hole that could've unlocked everything to anyone.

When authorities decide to ban you for national security reasons, that's usually not good news. But in Anthropic's case, that move might just be turning into the best accidental marketing in recent memory.