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News Brief Google DeepMind published a 35-page AI Control Roadmap on June 18 that openly frames its own AI agents as potential insider threats, deploying structural containment controls rather than relying on alignment training alone.
Google DeepMind published a 35-page AI Control Roadmap on June 18 that openly frames its own AI agents as potential insider threats, deploying structural containment controls rather than relying on alignment training alone.
North Korea's FAMOUS CHOLLIMA operation has expanded beyond revenue generation into systematic AI intellectual property theft, placing fake engineers inside foundation model developers, GPU cloud providers, and AI safety organisations. CrowdStrike, Microsoft, and the DOJ have documented the mechanism. The AI industry has not caught up.