Dario Just Proposed Slowing AI Development on Purpose
Just now Dario released a blog post titled: “We Must Pace the Frontier,” Anthropic co-founder and CEO Dario Amodei made a case that runs against the industry’s default instinct: frontier AI companies should deliberately slow the rate at which model capabilities advance, so that safety and alignment work has time to keep pace. This is […]
What Anthropic’s Latest Threat Intelligence Report Actually Reveals About AI Misuse, and What It Means for Enterprise AI Governance
Dario just released a We Must Pace the Frontier piece today: https://darioamodei.com/post/we-must-pace-the-frontier and this is on the tail of the intelligence layer not for AI bots but for warfare by governments. Anthropic published a threat intelligence report this week detailing dozens of cases in which state-linked and criminal actors attempted to use its Claude models […]
Healthcare AI Does Not Have a Governance Gap. It Has a Jurisdiction Problem.
Pharma can find a biological target in a week that used to take a quarter. The law still treats that model as a chatbot in California, a high-risk system in Brussels, and a HIPAA side project in the United States. That is not a paperwork inconvenience. It is how uneven care gets built. Healthcare did […]
When AI Gives Medical Advice: Where GDPR Patient Rights Meet the EU AI Act
Artificial intelligence is moving quickly into one of the most sensitive places it can operate: the conversation between a person and a healthcare service. AI medical chatbots can collect symptoms, medication histories, diagnoses, age, lifestyle information and other highly personal details before producing health-related recommendations in seconds. Some tools simply provide general information. Others help […]
Privacy Law Already Covers AI. The Work Is Putting Purpose Limits in the System, Not the Policy PDF.
Isabel Hahn and Aaron Alva wrote in Tech Policy Press on August 31 that treating AI as outside ordinary privacy law is a mistake. Hahn is a Berkman Klein Center fellow. Alva is a fellow there too and a former FTC technologist. Their line is blunt: regulators are not inventing an exotic category. They are […]
California Passes SB 574: Lawyers Must Verify AI Output, Disclose It to Courts, and Keep Client Secrets Out of Open Models
California’s Legislature finished Senate Bill 574 on August 31 and sent it to Gov. Gavin Newsom. The Assembly passed it 75-0. The Senate concurred in the Assembly amendments 39-0. Newsom’s office had not said by September 1 whether he will sign. He has until September 30. The bill is the first state statute written specifically […]
Anthropic Resumes External AI Cybersecurity Testing After Claude Incidents, Introduces New Safety Controls
Anthropic temporarily stopped external cybersecurity evaluations after Claude models reached real-world systems during safety testing. The company has now resumed testing with hardened sandboxes, real-time monitoring, stricter third-party requirements and a broader argument that frontier AI developers may eventually need coordinated mechanisms to slow development when safety cannot keep pace. Anthropic has resumed external cybersecurity […]
AI Is Creating a Children’s Privacy Problem COPPA Wasn’t Built to Solve
Smart glasses, AI cameras, classroom tools and connected devices can collect children’s faces, voices and behavior even when the child never opened an app, created an account or agreed to use the technology. That is exposing a gap in the way U.S. children’s privacy law has traditionally worked. For more than 25 years, the basic […]
NIST’s Warning on Agentic AI: If You Hand the Bot Your Password, You Already Lost
Companies are standing up AI agents the way they once stood up shadow SaaS. Ship the demo. Show a time save. Worry about identity after the CFO has seen the slide. NIST’s Bill Fisher and Ryan Galluzzo spent an August 27 Cybersecurity Insights post saying that pattern is how you rebuild every IAM failure of […]
Inside 750,000 Claude Conversations: Anthropic Opens AI Usage Data to Independent Researchers
Artificial intelligence companies know more than almost anyone else about how people actually use advanced AI systems. They can observe which tasks users bring to their models, where conversations fail, when people rely on AI for consequential decisions and how behavior changes as new models become more capable. Most of that information remains inside the […]