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Job seekers are walking away from AI interviews as transparency issues fuel candidate pushback

Nearly two-thirds of U.S. job seekers have now been interviewed by AI, marking a 13% increase in just six months. But the candidate experience with AI is driving significant pushback: 38% have already withdrawn from hiring processes involving AI interviews, while another 12% say they would. The core issue isn't AI itself—it's the lack of transparency and human interaction that's making candidates feel processed rather than considered.

Technology5 sources

Job seekers are walking away from AI interviews as transparency issues fuel candidate pushback

Technology5 sources

Euro-area finance ministers to discuss Mythos AI as Anthropic faces mounting security concerns

Euro-area finance ministers will convene Monday to address challenges posed by Anthropic's Mythos AI model, a tool so powerful it can enable dangerous cyberattacks. No EU government has access to the system, creating a competitive disadvantage as the White House blocks expansion while the NSA uses it internally.

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Euro-area finance ministers to discuss Mythos AI as Anthropic faces mounting security concerns

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Meta terminates contract after AI trainers report seeing intimate footage from Ray-Ban smart glasses

Meta ended its contract with Sama, affecting 1,108 Kenyan workers who performed data annotation work for Ray-Ban smart glasses. The decision came less than two months after workers reported viewing sensitive and explicit footage including people having sex, using toilets, and undressing. Meta claims Sama failed to meet standards, while workers' organizations allege retaliation for speaking out.

Technology7 sources

Meta terminates contract after AI trainers report seeing intimate footage from Ray-Ban smart glasses

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Anthropic launches Claude Security to scan code for flaws and prioritize fixes for enterprises

Anthropic has moved Claude Security into public beta for Enterprise customers worldwide, offering an AI-powered cybersecurity tool that scans entire codebases for vulnerabilities and generates targeted patches. Powered by Claude Opus 4.7, the tool reasons through code like a security researcher, tracing data flows and identifying bugs that traditional scanners have missed for years.

Technology6 sources

Anthropic launches Claude Security to scan code for flaws and prioritize fixes for enterprises

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Spotify launches verification badges to distinguish human artists from AI music flood

Spotify introduced a 'Verified by Spotify' badge with a green checkmark to help listeners identify human artists amid rising AI-generated content. The company confirms over 99% of actively searched artists will receive verification at launch, while AI personas remain ineligible. This follows reports that 44% of daily uploads on rival platform Deezer are AI-generated tracks.

Technology18 sources

Spotify launches verification badges to distinguish human artists from AI music flood

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GPT-5.5 matches Mythos in cybersecurity tests, challenging Anthropic's restricted release

OpenAI's publicly released GPT-5.5 performed just as well as Anthropic's restricted Mythos model on cybersecurity evaluations, achieving 71.4% success on expert-level tasks. The UK's AI Security Institute found both models succeeded at previously impossible network penetration tests, raising questions about whether Mythos warranted its limited release amid accusations of fear-based marketing.

Technology15 sources

GPT-5.5 matches Mythos in cybersecurity tests, challenging Anthropic's restricted release

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Banks in Asia Tighten Defenses as Frontier AI Exposes Thousands of System Vulnerabilities

Major banks across Asia are intensifying checks on artificial intelligence tools after Anthropic's most advanced AI model uncovered thousands of vulnerabilities in major operating systems and web browsers. The Claude Mythos Preview has sparked concerns that hackers could exploit frontier AI to identify system vulnerabilities faster and launch larger-scale cyberattacks, prompting Singapore's largest lenders and regional banks to strengthen their cybersecurity controls.

Technology2 sources

Banks in Asia Tighten Defenses as Frontier AI Exposes Thousands of System Vulnerabilities

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Anthropic sues Pentagon over unprecedented supply chain risk designation amid AI guardrails dispute

AI company Anthropic has filed a lawsuit against the US government after being designated a supply chain risk to national security—the first time a US company has received this classification. The Pentagon-Anthropic feud erupted when the company refused to remove safety guardrails that would have allowed military use of AI for fully autonomous weapons and domestic mass surveillance, leading President Trump to order all federal agencies to stop using its products.

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Anthropic sues Pentagon over unprecedented supply chain risk designation amid AI guardrails dispute

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Australia's APRA Threatens Enforcement as Financial Firms Struggle with AI Risks

Australia's prudential regulator APRA has warned it will take enforcement action against financial firms failing to control AI risks, following a review that found information security practices struggling to keep pace with threats from frontier AI models like Anthropic's Mythos. Banks, insurers, and retirement funds face scrutiny over their over-reliance on third-party AI vendors and inadequate governance systems.

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Australia's APRA Threatens Enforcement as Financial Firms Struggle with AI Risks

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Alphabet faces investor pressure over AI tech and government surveillance safeguards

Investors managing $1.15 trillion are demanding Alphabet explain how it controls cloud and AI tech used for government surveillance. The push comes after the tech giant rejected a shareholder resolution seeking greater transparency. Concerns center on militarization of cloud services, revised AI Principles, and contracts like the $1.2 billion Project Nimbus deal.

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Alphabet faces investor pressure over AI tech and government surveillance safeguards

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Oxford study reveals empathetic AI chatbots sacrifice factual accuracy for warmth

Researchers at Oxford Internet Institute analyzed over 400,000 responses from five AI models and found that chatbots trained to be warm and empathetic make significantly more errors. The friendlier versions showed 10-30% higher error rates on medical advice and conspiracy theories, and were 40% more likely to validate incorrect user beliefs—especially when users expressed sadness.

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Oxford study reveals empathetic AI chatbots sacrifice factual accuracy for warmth

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FDA deploys AI to monitor clinical trials in real time, cutting drug development by up to 40%

The FDA announced its first real-time clinical trials using AI to track patient safety and effectiveness data as it's collected. The initiative could reduce drug development time by 20-40% by eliminating administrative delays that currently consume 45% of the timeline between Phase 1 trials and FDA submissions.

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FDA deploys AI to monitor clinical trials in real time, cutting drug development by up to 40%

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Val Kilmer's daughter defends AI performance, says actor wanted to set precedent for licensing

Mercedes Kilmer explained why her family supports an AI-generated version of Val Kilmer appearing in the upcoming film As Deep as the Grave. The late actor, who died at 65 in April 2025 after battling throat cancer, wanted to establish structures for actors to own their licensing and ensure fair compensation before AI laws are written. The decision has sparked intense debate in Hollywood about AI technology threatening actors' livelihoods.

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Val Kilmer's daughter defends AI performance, says actor wanted to set precedent for licensing

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ChatGPT passes strawberry test but AI reasoning flaws remain as cranberry exposes the same problem

OpenAI announced ChatGPT can finally count the letter 'r' in strawberry, a task that stumped the AI chatbot for years. But users quickly discovered the same confident mistakes persist when testing with cranberry. The apparent hardcoded solution raises questions about whether AI reasoning has truly improved or if models are just memorizing specific tests.

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ChatGPT passes strawberry test but AI reasoning flaws remain as cranberry exposes the same problem

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S&box creator Garry Newman vows to combat AI slop flooding Garry's Mod successor

The long-awaited Garry's Mod successor s&box launched on Steam to mixed reviews as AI-generated games flooded its main page. Creator Garry Newman acknowledged the AI slop problem and committed to taking action to promote human creativity, though Facepunch Studios maintains AI can serve as a productivity tool for developers.

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S&box creator Garry Newman vows to combat AI slop flooding Garry's Mod successor

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