The Top AI News Stories Today

Google has suspended its open-source bug bounty program after experiencing a significant rise in artificial-intelligence-generated submissions. The move reflects growing concerns that AI-powered tools are flooding responsible-disclosure channels with low-quality or spurious vulnerability reports, making it harder for security researchers to identify genuine bugs. Source An Arizona appellate court has overturned a manslaughter conviction after

David Robinson, a safety researcher at OpenAI who authored the company's safety reports accompanying major model releases, has resigned and published an editorial in The Atlantic criticising the firm's culture. Mr Robinson claimed the company's "culture is broken", adding that he is "something of a cliché" as an employee at a leading AI firm issuing

Meta has open-sourced code for its Muse AI agent, allowing developers to build custom gadgets that run the system. The company suggests projects including loading Muse onto a color E Ink display to show reminders or adding it to an HDMI stick for display on a television screen, broadening the potential hardware applications for the

OpenAI is rolling out new shopping features for ChatGPT that let users virtually try on clothing and accessories using their own photos. The tool also allows customers to save products they like to a Favorites library, expanding the chatbot's utility beyond conversation into e-commerce. Source Photon, a startup building AI agents that work over iMessage,

ElevenLabs, an AI voice startup, has doubled its valuation to $22 billion through a $300 million employee tender offer co-led by Wellington and T. Rowe Price. The funding round values the company at twice its previous valuation as it expands its text-to-speech and voice synthesis capabilities. Source Flow Engineering, which applies AI agents to hardware