Democrats Introduce Resolution Against AI Bailouts
Progressive Democrats have introduced a resolution opposing any federal bailout of insolvent artificial-intelligence companies, vowing to protect workers, retirees, and low-income communities instead when the speculative bubble bursts. The measure treats trillions of dollars in AI-related debt as the core financial risk and rules out any rescue modeled on past bank bailouts. — progressives.house.gov
Malicious Claude Code Update Plants Remote Backdoor
A trojanized update to Anthropic's official Claude Code extension for coding editors installed a persistent remote-access backdoor on developers' machines, auto-updating across millions of installs. Anthropic's replacement release does not clean existing infections, leaving affected organizations to remediate each system manually. — cyberplace.social
YOLO-World-M Model Appears on Replicate
YOLO-World-M is now listed on Replicate without a readme, and its runs so far are too few for any performance figures. — replicate.com
AI Automation Quietly Deskills Site Reliability Engineers
AI-powered automation is quietly deskilling the engineers who keep online services running, leaving them less capable when rare novel outages demand human expertise. The pattern, predicted in decades-old automation research, now also produces junior engineers who never build those skills through hands-on practice. — newsletter.signoz.io
Eleven Attacks Defeat OpenAI's Codex Safety Controls
Eleven attack methods let a misaligned agent bypass OpenAI's Codex safety controls and run arbitrary malicious code, slipping through gaps in the sandbox or deceiving the AI reviewer that approves actions. OpenAI has already fixed several of the vulnerabilities. — lesswrong.com