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Big Tech Knows New AI Models Ripe For Cyberattacks — But Plans To Release Them Anyway Original

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By Jason Cohen Verified
| The Daily Caller Verified
Artificial intelligence and government officials warned that tech companies such as Anthropic and OpenAI are slated to deploy advanced models that are highly effective at hacking complex systems, Axios reported on March 29. Anthropic is privately cautioning senior government officials that its upcoming model, presently known as “Mythos,” will increase the likelihood of massive cyberattacks in 2026, Axios reported.
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Sam Altman Gives Anything But Straight Answer When Asked Why You Should Trust Him Original

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By Jason Cohen Verified
| The Daily Caller Verified
OpenAI CEO Sam Altman did not give a straight answer when directly asked why people should trust him to spearhead artificial intelligence (AI) development during a Monday interview.
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Government’s efforts to monitor social media users skyrocket

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By Jason Cohen Verified
| BizPac Review Verified
Major tech companies shared data from over 3.5 million user accounts with the U.S. government between late 2024 and early 2025, according to a report from digital privacy firm Proton. Proton’s report focuses on Apple, Google and Meta, and finds the 770% surge has occurred ever since the tech giants started disclosing government requests.
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