
Microsoft Execution Containers now give AI agents a locked room
Microsoft says MXC, its policy-driven way to fence in AI agents on Windows, macOS and Linux, is now generally available, with GitHub Copilot, OpenAI Codex and Replit already on board.
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Microsoft says MXC, its policy-driven way to fence in AI agents on Windows, macOS and Linux, is now generally available, with GitHub Copilot, OpenAI Codex and Replit already on board.

OpenAI's chief strategy officer Jason Kwon flew to Sydney to face a parliamentary inquiry, pledged faster disclosure, and admitted the company should have told the government sooner. Anthropic made a similar pledge.

Ofcom wants to know whether Meta properly assessed the risks of illegal content and harm to children before launching Instants in May. Meta says it briefed the regulator several times.

Shinhan, KB Kookmin, Hana and four other lenders reported breaches in a week. President Lee Jae Myung says there are signs AI was involved, and investigators found traces of an AI hacking tool.

A Nieman Lab investigation found ChatGPT adding the signatures of more than 15 real New Yorker cartoonists to AI-generated cartoons. One went viral with a name its artist never signed.

Nolla Health's app scans your face, grades your acne and can issue an initial prescription for a topical treatment, under a Utah regulatory pilot with physician oversight that steps down over time.





