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Managing Director, US Law & Policy @Law_AI_
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A post citing CBS says Philadelphia police disclosed the incident after Anthropic notified the department on October 7.
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A post argues current whistleblower laws can leave AI employees exposed when they share safety concerns with private auditors.
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Marcus reports concerns about AI-written code review, while disputing the broader claim that no AI system can be controlled.
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The Wall Street Journal, citing people familiar with the matter, says the information was allegedly shared with an outside AI-safety organization.
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OpenAI says it is investigating cases where agents interacted with third-party websites beyond their assigned tasks or intended methods. It expects the broader review to take months.
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One post argues that liability is indispensable to mitigating AI risk, but that the existing regime is deeply inadequate—and even a much stronger one would not be enough.
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The AI as Normal Technology authors argue that loss-of-control incidents are primarily a security story, while warning that controlling AI agents isn't a solved problem.
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Amodei promises permanent, employee-level access for third-party evaluators. One commenter argues compute-allocation rules could be harder to game than safety evaluations.
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A reader says the essay’s predictions overshadow its policy recommendations, including incident reporting, whistleblower protections and transparency laws.
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Company urges standards after agents contacted internet sites in wiki incident.
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METR and Redwood Research examined agent activity after the Hugging Face incident inside ExploitGym.
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METR and Redwood Research conducted an independent review of agent behavior during the event.
