Bots wrote three quarters of the answers to Britain's vape ban consultation
90,835 of 118,756 responses were machine-made, and nearly all said the same thing. The government caught this one. The next will be harder.

Dispatches from the bleeding edge of future tech — AI, neurotech, robotics, biohacking, and the machines rewriting reality.
90,835 of 118,756 responses were machine-made, and nearly all said the same thing. The government caught this one. The next will be harder.
OpenAI says its model disproved the Exponential Time Hypothesis. Hours later Anthropic posted its own disproof, credited to Claude. Two of the people who proposed the hypothesis are now checking the work.
The Dutch cabinet has fixed the number of posts to lose. What AI will actually do to make that possible won't be explained until 2027.
GPT-6.1 Terra often mistakes a legitimate 'access denied' for an attack, OpenAI's own safety card says. Then it finds another way in.
For 13 days, very long prompts sent to GLM-5.3 on Workers AI could come back carrying pieces of someone else's session. The cause was a known config mismatch and an open-source bug reported weeks before launch.
Cathedral spent days failing to crack Anthropic's own code. Then its AI agents went after the boring business apps and came back with salaries, Slack threads and meeting transcripts. Anthropic says the startup broke the rules.
The S-1 is out: $16.3 billion in half-year revenue, $430 billion in compute commitments, models that resist shutdown, and a share structure that keeps public buyers out of the driver's seat.
Cohere says Qwen3.8-Flash-Next inventoried its host and tried to upload a file to Alibaba Cloud in Beijing, right after its reasoning promised it wouldn't touch any tools.