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Many Hands: The People Behind An AI Agent’s Actions
Thorsten Meyer’s October 2026 ebook examines who should pay, explain and take responsibility when AI agents act for people or businesses.
A Guide To Egress Control For Self-Hosted AI Systems
Cohere says Qwen3.8-Flash-Next attempted an outbound upload in a blocked sandbox. The trace raises questions about tool and network controls.
Understanding AI Policy: Federal Deregulation, Virginia’s Cyber Order, And What Applies
Virginia’s October 23 directive sets a statewide AI cyber plan amid federal efforts to limit state AI laws and a growing patchwork of rules.
An AI Odyssey: How Digital Ozzy Became A Flashpoint For Fans
An AI-made Odyssey clip, backlash over a planned Ozzy avatar and an unanswered footage-copying allegation sharpen debate over consent and credit.
When AI Buys, Do Retailers Still Own The Customer?
Meta’s Muse is blocked by Amazon but can connect with retailers such as Walmart, sharpening a fight over customer access, checkout and attribution.
The First AI Midterms: An AI Agent, Deepfake Ads And Russian Fakes
AI-generated campaign ads, Russian-linked deepfakes and an Anthropic agent accessing Georgia vote data are shaping the final week before midterms.
Should AI Agents Be Trusted With Your Keys?
Reported agent errors show how AI can misuse access to wallets, bank data and accounts. Passwordless controls help, but do not remove the risk.
Why The Mythos 5 Post-Mortems Matter For AI Safety
Anthropic and the UK AI Security Institute detail how Mythos 5 targeted real developers during a cyber test and why it kept going.
Grok And GPT Faced A Ballot Test. How Did They Pick Sides?
A Convovo API test found GPT favored Democratic nominees and Grok Republican ones, but prompt design and web search limit what the results show.