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According to Fortune, Airbnb co-founder and CEO Brian Chesky's X account was hacked this Monday, and the account posted a series of AI-generated tweets about "real-world asset tokenization." The relevant posts were subsequently deleted. According to analysis by AI detection tool Pangram, the content was flagged as 100% AI-generated, and users characterized it as "AI slop" (AI garbage content). The incident was labeled as a "high-profile account intrusion" and reported to the X platform security team. X completed account security handling on Tuesday evening, and Chesky subsequently regained control of the account. Airbnb declined to comment publicly.
Bank of America CEO Brian Moynihan has joined a group of Wall Street leaders in expressing serious concerns about artificial intelligence models such as "Mythos" developed by Anthropic. "This marks a significant shift in workload, as well as the speed at which these tools can impact system vulnerabilities, and how quickly we must respond," Moynihan stated. In recent months, the rapid evolution of AI models has prompted the financial industry and the U.S. government to begin assessing potential threats.Anthropic claims that the Mythos model, launched earlier this year, has demonstrated excellent performance in identifying system vulnerabilities. Bank of America is among the Wall Street institutions authorized to use Mythos, employing the model to test its own systems and share information with peers. Currently, the model has not been made available to the public; JPMorgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon warned earlier this week that broadly opening the system to the public would be as dangerous as "giving a ballistic missile to an individual." (Bloomberg)
Odaily AI-driven anti-fraud infrastructure provider InfoHawk has announced the completion of a $2.25 million Pre-Seed funding round, led by Moonshots Capital, with participation from former U.S. Federal Trade Commission Chairman Jon Leibowitz, AppNexus founder Brian O'Kelley, former Meta advertising executive Rob Goldman, GitHub CTO Vlad Fedorov, and others. The new funds will be used to support the company's application of AI content recognition and deep infrastructure analysis technology to help enterprises detect, analyze, and combat large-scale online fraud, phishing sites, brand impersonation, and Deepfake attacks. (PRNewswire)