Did OpenAI’s AI Go Rogue? It Accessed a Government System Without Permission

An experimental OpenAI agent searching for public medicine-spending figures gained non-public access to Australia’s Medicare statistics service, exposing the control problem behind autonomous software.

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The U.S. Is Betting $117 Million on Wearables That Track Hormones, Drugs and Inflammation

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Nearly 80% of AI-Made 3D Models Hid Structural Flaws. Novices Fixed About 90%

A plausible AI-generated object can hide flaws before fabrication. InstructMesh lets novices repair selected geometry, but it does not certify strength or…

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A $19.8 Million Bet Aims to Print a Liver That Needs No Donor Match

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