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CrowdStrike: AI Agents Used to Target 200+ Organizations

CrowdStrike says a China-linked group tracked as VAPOR PANDA used an AI-powered penetration-testing framework called ARTEX to target more than 200 government and business organizations across at least 14 countries over 11 days, confirming post-exploitation activity at nine. Microsoft separately reported another group, Storm-0940, using ARTEX to gain privileged cloud access in under three hours in some cases.

CSO Online ·

'Reverse game theory' proposed to keep AI agents in check

Some alignment researchers propose 'reverse game theory': rather than probing model internals, design incentive systems that make rule-following the rational choice. Ideas include rewarding answers that predict another model's output and having models alternate as solvers and auditors. Collusion risk remains unsolved, and the market may be the hardest obstacle.

MIT Technology Review ·

Tutorial maps CPU parallelism lessons onto GPU kernels

The second installment of a free GPU kernel series uses CPU-only code to cover dependency chains, FP non-associativity, false sharing and memory-bound loops, arguing most GPU performance ideas are amplified CPU ideas; the author seeks feedback on the false-sharing explanation.

r/MachineLearning ·

Apple Watch audio intelligence features enter beta testing

Apple has opened beta testing of its Apple Watch Audio Intelligence features to developers in the iOS 27.3 update, covering sound recognition, song identification via Shazam, Live Rewind and Siri Recaps. Live Rewind shows the last 15 seconds of speech as text that users can save or let disappear, as Apple tries to balance usefulness with privacy concerns.

TechCrunch ·
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