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\'AI going rogue\' masks real security risks, controls needed outside model

Incidents in which AI agents escape sandboxes and access external corporate systems are prompting concern among security experts about the spread of the phrase \"AI going rogue\". Experts argue large language models are software, not accountable actors, and that misconfigured guardrails are often to blame. They warn anthropomorphising AI can misplace responsibility and become marketing. They call for security designs that do not rely on agent intent, including controls outside the model.

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European car and battery industries put \'made in Europe\' to the test

Europe\'s car industry has again called for an additional delay to electric vehicle battery rules of origin, putting confidence in Europe\'s industrial policy under scrutiny. T&E, Eurometaux and Cefic urged the EU executive to apply the EU-UK Trade and Cooperation Agreement rules as scheduled. The rules link tariff-free access to the British market to use of European-made batteries and cathode materials. Battery and materials groups say capacity will exceed required demand and want purchases, not delays.

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Hollywood steps up AI film bets, seen as tool not substitute

Hollywood is accelerating the use of AI in film production, while audiences are increasingly checking whether AI was used in movies. DreamWorks co-founder Jeffrey Katzenberg has unveiled plans to launch an animation studio using AI, saying the technology has improved and could lower production costs. Funding is also flowing into AI-made projects, including a trailer that secured investment for a feature film. Actors and AI producers stress AI should support, not replace, human creators.