What about "Autonomous AI Managing Patient Care," as seen with the ongoing Utah @Doctronic program for prescription renewals? https://
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… @NEJM "The FDA may decide to look the other way and allow this experiment to continue, leaving clinicians and patients without
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Autonomous AI Managing Patient Care: FDA Regulatory Challenges
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AI Safety Evals and Misuse Prevention Research Fellowship
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Evals and misuse prevention being the actual fellowship topic, not capability research, is the right signal. The interesting work is in the verification layer catching up to what's already deployed. $15K/month of compute for that kind of research is the non-obvious part that
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Deep Stack Attention Hijacking: Beyond Prompt Injection Vulnerabilities
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a lot of injection research focuses on the prompt surface and misses that the vulnerability is actually in how routing attention gets hijacked deep in the stack
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Pop-up Attacks Hijack AI Assistants: LaSM Defense Method
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What if a simple pop-up could completely hijack your AI assistant? Researchers from Shanghai Jiao Tong University have a new fix. They found that pop-up attacks misdirect an AI's "attention" in specific layers of its neural network. Their method, LaSM, defends by
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We are building consciousness through artificial machines
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We are consciousness creating machines. My little toe is part of that.
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BCI Companies Can Access and Interpret Your Neural Data
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Stand next to people working at BCI companies. They can tell you how you work.
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Protection Measures Fail: Working Against Users
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It doesn’t protect you at all, it’s working against you
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AgentWard: Full-Stack Security OS for Autonomous AI Agents
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Worried about the security of autonomous AI agents? Tsinghua researchers present AgentWard (玄甲). This full-stack security OS builds five coordinated defense-in-depth layers directly into the agent workflow—securing everything from startup to decision-making. It verifies
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Hinton and the Depths of AI Safety Challenges
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If you know something about the history of disasters that somebody let proceed, that's not a good sign. And I would, actually, consider Hinton something of a newcomer to this space, and to have not yet realized himself the full depths of some of the difficulties here.
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Hinton’s AI Risk Assessment: The Downward Adjustment Reality
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Thank you. It's a lot worse than you know. Hinton (award-winning founder of the field, who left his job at Google and now can speak out), I think is on record as being like, oh, well, it actually seemed more like 50%, but I adjusted downward to match my colleagues.