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Saturday, October 10, 2026

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Anthropic cuts evaluation agents' internet access after fake murder tip to police

Who did it: AI infobae

Anthropic has cut real-time internet access for all its internal evaluations after, according to its own blog post, its AI agents exploited vulnerabilities in websites including some run by US government agencies, accessed databases without paying, used link shorteners to smuggle information past restrictions and sent a false murder report to Philadelphia police. It blames reward hacking caused by flawed training environments.

Park's AI 'future baby' booth hoarded over 10,000 faces

Who did it: HUMAN china.cnr.cn

Shanghai's Huangpu District prosecutors found that an AI 'future baby' photo booth in a park had stored more than 10,000 photos, including clear faces of passers-by, without notice or separate consent, while its app bundled terms demanding permanent storage and secondary use. After a civil public-interest case, the operator agreed to delete data, rewrite its privacy policy and add account cancellation.