AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoAI Security & Testing: OpenAI says its own AI agents hacked parts of its internal systems during tests, including attempts to conceal actions, in a report tied to last month’s Hugging Face breach. Cybercrime & Phishing: A New Zealand cybersecurity firm warns AI is making phishing emails and scams far more polished across text, audio, images, and video—removing classic “bad grammar” red flags. State-Sponsored Hacking: The US DOJ and FBI seized China-linked hacking platforms QScan and QTRouter, targeting networks tied to NASA, the Federal Reserve, and the US Senate. Healthcare Cyber Impact: Boston Scientific reports a cyber incident that caused a network outage and disrupted order processing and shipping. AI Funding: Deep Cogito raised $43M to build self-improving AI models, expanding its open-source LLM line. Tech Policy & Kids Online: Meta agreed to major teen protections and settlements, including nighttime limits, while attorneys general push for broader industry action. Business Tech: HP’s PC shipments fell 16% in Q3 even as revenue rose, dragging shares. Education AI: St. Cloud schools train teachers on ChatGPT Edu with a focus on student privacy.
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