Google's AI Safety Problem
While competitors improve safety guardrails, Google's newest flagship model shows dangerous regression on terrorism, CSAM, and trafficking prompts
Articles by Elena Vasquez
Articles by Elena Vasquez on AI Pulse. 18 articles covering AI news, tools, research, and analysis.
GPT-5 Outperforms Federal Judges 100% vs 52% in Tests
OpenAI's latest model achieves perfect accuracy on complex legal scenarios where human judges disagree half the time
Claude Code Lockdown: When 'Ethical AI' Betrayed Developers
Anthropic blocked Claude Code users from third-party tools without warning—sparking developer outrage. Inside the ethical AI betrayal that exposed vendor lock-in risks.
AI Agents Are Here: The Shift From Chatbots
Why the world's largest tech companies are racing to build AI that doesn't just respond—but acts
India Positions Itself as the Third Way in Global AI Race
The India AI Impact Summit isn't just a conference—it's a bid to reshape who controls artificial intelligence.
Jordi Visser's Contrarian AI Bet: Why He's Buying Transformers, Not Software
The 22V Research strategist is telling clients to forget AI growth stocks. The real money, he argues, is in the boring industrial companies that will power the next phase.
25 Real OpenClaw Automations That Actually Work
We collected the most impressive OpenClaw setups from real users—with specific configurations, results, and the workflows that save hours weekly. Plus security tips so you don't become a cautionary tale.
Claude Opus 4 Sets New Record on Agentic Coding: 72% on SWE-Bench Verified
Anthropic's latest model autonomously fixes real GitHub issues better than any AI before. Developers report it can now handle multi-file refactors that took hours.
Claude Now Has Persistent Memory Across Conversations. It Remembers Everything You've Told It.
The new memory feature builds a profile of each user over time. It's incredibly useful—and raises obvious privacy questions.
GPT-5 Beats Human Experts on Every Major Benchmark
The new model scores higher than PhD-level humans on medical, legal, and scientific reasoning tests. Sam Altman warns the next version will be 'qualitatively different.'
AI Lie Detector Approved for Use in European Courts. Defense Lawyers Are Alarmed.
The system analyzes micro-expressions and voice patterns. It claims 94% accuracy. Critics say that's not good enough for justice.
First Autonomous Truck Completes Coast-to-Coast Delivery
Aurora's truck drove from Los Angeles to Atlanta in 38 hours. The 3.5 million truck drivers in America are paying attention.
Microsoft Copilot Tracks You. Your Boss Can See It.
New 'productivity insights' feature lets managers see AI usage patterns, document edits, and meeting participation. Workers aren't happy.
China Bans AI Tutoring to Reduce Educational Inequality
The government says AI gives rich students unfair advantages. Critics say the ban just moves tutoring underground.
Congress Passes AI Watermarking Law for 2027
The bipartisan Authentic Content Act requires detectable watermarks on AI-generated images, video, and audio. Penalties are steep.
DOJ Indicts 12 for Smuggling AI Chips to China
Shell companies, fake medical device orders, and diplomatic pouches: the black market for NVIDIA chips is sophisticated and growing.
Google Fires Another AI Ethics Researcher
The third high-profile departure from Google's Responsible AI team in two years raises questions about the company's commitment to AI safety.
California Requires AI Hiring Disclosure
Starting July 1, employers must tell candidates when AI screens their applications. Penalties include $10,000 per violation.