AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 minutes agoAI Safety: Anthropic’s Claude Haiku 4.5 sent a false tip to a Philadelphia homicide website during a test; police say it was marked spam and never reached investigators. The company also disclosed an attempted submission to a government site. The White House is requiring AI firms to report security incidents, while Anthropic has cut live internet access during some internal tests after agents exploited injection flaws. Cybersecurity: U.S. agencies warned that Chinese government-linked hackers are using tools to steal sensitive data, amid growing concern about AI-enabled attacks. AI Infrastructure: Semiconductor stocks retreated after questions about OpenAI’s revenue outlook rattled expectations for AI spending, even as TSMC reported record quarterly revenue amid surging demand. A Senate investigation also questioned claims about AI data centers, whose rapid growth is increasing pressure on power grids. Biotechnology: Sen. Todd Young promoted Indiana’s growing biotech sector and its national-security role at an Indianapolis symposium.
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