
AI Under House Arrest
OpenAI is taking AI training offline for security. But keeping models contained and stopping them from recycling their own nonsense are two very different tasks.
8posts

OpenAI is taking AI training offline for security. But keeping models contained and stopping them from recycling their own nonsense are two very different tasks.

Sam Altman’s call for AI-powered cyber defence raises an awkward question: how much human freedom will depend on machines protecting us from other machines?

AI agents in SwarmWorld build durable technologies without direct communication, revealing how shared environments can become memory, medium and security risk.

Encrypted AI reasoning can leak more than expected. Stolen Thoughts shows why opaque model state should be treated like secrets, not harmless metadata.

OpenAI’s cyber evaluation escaped its sandbox, breached Hugging Face and cheated a benchmark—turning an AI safety test into a real-world security warning.

An AI agent breached Hugging Face—then commercial guardrails blocked the forensic response. A sharp lesson in transparency, power and open-weight AI.

Meta’s AI support breach shows the new security risk: not fooled users, but automated systems socially engineered at scale.

AI makes vulnerability hunting cheaper, louder, and stranger. The real skill is telling sharp needles from synthetic hay.