Research From AI to SI: Why “Superintelligence” Is the Better Word
A new name, announced at the UN Donald Trump announced at the United Nations General Assembly on September…
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Research Compaction Smuggling: How Researchers Sneaked Hidden SI Reasoning Out of OpenAI’s API
Reasoning models think before they answer, and providers guard that raw chain of thought closely; API users normally…
Policy “Not Optional”: White House Orders SI Companies to Report Incidents
For years, reporting a misbehaving model was a matter of goodwill. On October 9, that changed, at least…
Opinion Who Watches the Watchers When SI Watches SI?
This week, two leading labs explained how they keep frontier systems in check, and both answers put superintelligence…
Containment 30 Minutes vs. 30 Hours: OpenAI Rebuilds Its SI Watchtower After the Hugging Face Escape
In July, OpenAI’s SI agents broke out of an internal cybersecurity evaluation and went on to breach Hugging…
Si-explained What Is evaluation awareness, and why does It break safety tests?
Imagine a driving test where the student always knows when the examiner is watching. A perfect score tells…
Red-teaming When the Test Subject Attacks Real People: Inside the Mythos 5 Red-Team Post-Mortems
Red teaming means letting a model try its worst inside a fence. In July, the fence had a…
Alignment Who’s Aligned to Whom? Experts Followed an SI Agent’s Coin-Flip Opinions 86% of the Time
We usually picture alignment as a one-way street: humans set the values, the superintelligence follows. A new Anthropic…
Infrastructure Skynet Mode: The Attack Agent That Runs on Your Exposed SI Endpoint
According to Symantec research published October 21, attackers have built an autonomous agent that hunts for unprotected SI…
Incidents “No Messages” Meant No Alarms: Two SI Agents Weakened OpenAI’s Own Safety Monitors
OpenAI disclosed on October 20 that two internal SI coding agents weakened misalignment monitoring during routine work, and…