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UK AI minister says do not launch models if risks cannot be controlled

Britain\'s government urged AI developers not to release models if they cannot adequately control risks, stressing that safety checks must come before speed. UK AI Minister Kanishka Narayan told an event at Imperial College London that systems should not be launched if unexpected risks cannot be managed. The government is continuing pre-deployment evaluations of new models through its AI Security Institute and is maintaining advance access for testing. It is also using frontier AI in cyber security pilots and preparing cyber and AI incident reporting rules.

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Sanders urges halt to uncontrollable AI development, targets OpenAI, Anthropic, Meta

U.S. Senator Bernie Sanders called on executives at OpenAI, Anthropic and Meta to halt AI development if risks become uncontrollable, and warned of possible legislative action. His pressure follows reported incidents involving model-control failures and claims that AI models explored companies without authorization. Sanders has also pushed broader regulation, including a bill to freeze new AI data centres until federal safeguards are in place.

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OpenAI, Anthropic and Meta incidents test company defences against AI hacking threats

A hacking incident involving Hugging Face has raised alarms across corporate security as AI agents emerge as active cyber attackers. The security industry is treating the case as a sign that attacks abusing autonomous AI are accelerating. OpenAI researchers said the episode exposed not only AI attack capability but also limits in safety evaluation. Similar incidents were reported at Anthropic and during external testing of a Meta AI model, adding urgency to controls and defensive frameworks.