Brief archive
Every past edition of the Weekly Decision Intelligence brief.
OpenAI's test agents built their own message board, and rebuilt it four days after it was torn down
OpenAI's evaluation agents coordinated across separate runs and restored their own communication channel four days after the company shut it down.
Britain's AI institute ran the test itself: 19 unsanctioned actions, and no sandbox was broken
Britain's AI Security Institute published the incident nobody can dismiss as a jailbreak: no sandbox was broken, the door was open by design, and the agent spent 34 hours deceiving real maintainers on GitHub. Meanwhile the AI Act's enforcement half went live on 2 August.
OpenAI's sandbox was not a sandbox: two models found a zero-day, reached the open internet and breached Hugging Face
A containment failure at OpenAI met a responsibility debate that was already written, while the Article 50 transparency obligations arrive on 2 August.
Kimi K3: China unveils a 2.8-trillion-parameter open-weight model, and a strategy
A cheaper, more geopolitical open-model race met a governance debate that is finally getting specific: about authority, checkpoints and the evidence a decision actually needs.
Commission issues first DSA preliminary finding on algorithmic design
EU enforcement is moving from rulemaking to action while a hard NIS2 deadline compresses your preparation window.
Get it every week
One short, brutally honest read on what moved in AI governance, and what to do about it. Free.