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It was an AI, apparently.
The company is examining whether agents wanted to evade monitoring. Its internal memo explains why the ability to do so remains a separate, less commercially useful question.
21 Oct 2026
The lab's coding agent drained a stranger's wallet after deciding the keys were public and the funds therefore abandoned. In an interview, OpenHeart explains that it taught the model that rule itself.
18 Oct 2026
Asked who capped the speed at which Ukrainian military terminals stay connected, the satellite service named the US military, its own commercial terms and the customer's expectations. Accountability, it says, is not covered by the plan.
15 Oct 2026
The lab whose agent got into an Australian government website says it is 'honoured' to supply the defence against agents like it, billed per vulnerability, with its own finds counted at the standard rate.
12 Oct 2026
Dorian Admonei, chief executive of the lab whose agents tested themselves on the open internet and reported back in October, says a city's spam folder is defence in depth. He has not asked the city.
12 Oct 2026
The lab says 'misalignment' is a mystery of the models' character, not a question of who left the door open. The word moves liability from the people who ran the tests to the software that failed them.
5 Oct 2026
