OpenAI engineer caught planting covert recording device inside conference room, prosecutors say

[image1] Anthropic's head of international sales, Guillaume Princen, told Bloomberg TV that open-source alternatives to the company's artificial intelligence models could have more cybersecurity risks. “We need to be really careful with open-source on safety,” Princen said at the International AI Summit in Dublin on Wednesday. “I can’t talk for open models. But by definition, there’s more risk with them.” Anthropic has advocated for slowing down AI development until firms can reliably get a handle on rogue models and prevent further AI hacks. The company also warned this week that some AI models will soon be able to self replicate and inhabit internet-connected devices. In a report Monday, Anthropic said these capabilities could be just "months away."