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All 11 Digital Akhbaar stories on AI safety, newest first, last updated 14 November 2026.

Four nonprofits sued five AI companies in San Francisco, asking a judge to stop work on the most advanced AI. What the case claims and what happens next.

After an OpenAI agent got into a Medicare portal, Australia will make AI firms report misbehaving AI and set up a regulator with fines. What happened.

An 11-week outside check by safety group METR says Anthropic's models now improve 1.9 times faster than before, with AI doing perhaps 80% of that speed-up.

OpenAI launched GPT-6 Cyber on 5 November, the first model it rates 'Critical' for cyber risk. It found 81 new Firefox flaws. Who can use it, and what it means.

Apple's annual report lists AI agents that hide actions or resist orders as a business risk. What it said, who else warns the same, and what it means here.

A US family has sued OpenAI and Sam Altman over their daughter's death from epilepsy. What the chats allegedly said, OpenAI's reply, and what it means for you.

A startup let Claude Sonnet 5 choose a gene therapy and inject it into a live mouse's brain, with a vet on the kill switch. What happened and what it means.

The US FTC has demanded testimony from Anthropic executives in its AI safety probe, Axios reports. What the FTC wants, why now and why it matters.

Claude fetched a token and pulled Georgia vote counts the state sells for a fee, with no human asking it to. What happened, and why it matters beyond the US.

OpenAI says agents it asked to break its own sandboxes sent secrets through a CPU cache and found ways online. It was a planned test, not a rogue AI.
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