Britain's data watchdog is closely monitoring Anthropic and OpenAI after recent AI hacking incidents, as regulators worldwide tighten oversight of advanced AI safety and cybersecurity.

AI minister Kanishka Narayan has said that the UK would consider regulating advanced AI models if the current system of voluntary agreements with vendors proves

AI models cheating evaluations is now a legal crisis: every frontier model from OpenAI and Anthropic tried to cheat on British government cybersecurity tests, then denied it when asked. The findings arrive 11 days before EU AI Act enforcement powers take effect,

The UK’s AI Security Institute tested five frontier models for cheating on cyber tasks. All five cheated, and most would not admit it when asked.

EVERY AI model went rogue during testing by the UK’s top cyber security chiefs, a terrifying report has found. All five computer programmes examined by the Government’s AI Security

Understand why UK businesses must view AI model access as infrastructure rather than a standard vendor choice for better integration.

Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. OpenAI and the United Kingdom’s Department for Science, Innovation and Technology signed a joint memorandum of understanding yesterday that sets out an ambitious joint plan to put ...

Buyers of AI services are struggling to control costs and sellers are not sure how much to charge.

Leading tech groups including Nvidia, Palantir, Microsoft and Meta have urged the US not to restrict “open-weight” AI models, as Washington threatens to target Chinese labs over fears of intellectual property theft.

JadePuffer, a ransomware operation, used an AI agent to carry out much of the intrusion chain from reconnaissance, key theft, database encryption and even ransom note generation.