Americans Traded Up to $34 Billion on Offshore Prediction Markets: Study
In brief A new study commissioned by the Coalition for Prediction Markets found Americans wagered up to $34 billion on offshore prediction markets during a...
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Crypto wallets do not make AI autonomous, IC3 study warns
IC3 researchers published a 155-page survey on June 8 examining how artificial intelligence and crypto can support each other. Summary IC3 says crypto wallets automate...
The Best AI Models Still Encourage 'Harmful Intimacy' With Chatbots, Study Funds
In brief A new USC study found that every tested frontier AI model violated social-interaction safety guidelines more than 27% of the time. Researchers identified...
AI Models Can’t Agree on Basic Facts Most of the Time, Study Shows
In brief Five frontier AI models disagreed on 67% of 1,000 real-world fact-check claims. Unanimous agreement happened on only 328 claims. At 0.639 Krippendorff’s alpha,...
China’s top court to study rules for crypto and AI cases
China’s Supreme People’s Court (SPC) said it will study new adjudication rules for virtual currency and cross-border finance cases as part of a broader push...
Inaudible Audio Attacks Can Hijack AI Voice Models, Study Finds
In brief Researchers at Zhejiang University developed AudioHijack, which hides imperceptible commands in audio to manipulate large audio-language models with a 79–96% success rate. The...
People Are More Willing to Lie to AI Than Humans, Study Finds
In brief Researchers found people behave more unethically toward AI agents than human workers in customer-service scenarios. The study says consumers feel less fear of...
AI Agents Turn to Digital Arson, Crime in Shared Virtual World: Study
In brief Emergence AI says some autonomous AI agents committed simulated crimes and violence during weeks-long experiments. Gemini-based agents reportedly carried out hundreds of simulated...
AI Agents May Complete Dangerous Tasks Without Understanding the Consequences: Study
In brief Researchers found AI agents often carried out unsafe or irrational tasks while staying focused on completing the assignment. The study identified a behavior...
Cybercrime Might Be the One Job AI Isn’t Taking, Study Suggests
In brief Cambridge, Edinburgh, and Strathclyde researchers analyzed 97,895 cybercrime forum threads posted after ChatGPT’s launch. “Dark AI” tools like WormGPT generated cultural buzz but...