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Anthropic’s Jack Clark floats AI kill switch; expert calls it a distraction

Anthropic co-founder Jack Clark told the BBC labs may eventually need a verifiable way to shut AI off if it becomes too dangerous. UNSW’s Toby Walsh called kill switches a “complete distraction” that could invite cyberattacks, arguing for independent oversight instead.

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OpenAI buys Glass Imaging for $300M amid hardware push, WSJ says

OpenAI acquired Glass Imaging for over $300M (WSJ via TechCrunch, Sept 14). The Los Altos startup—founded by ex Apple Portrait Mode engineers—uses neural nets tuned to each phone camera to improve shots at capture time, fitting OpenAI’s rumored device plans after the $6.5B io deal…

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Claude Managed Agents add auto permission policy for tool calls

Anthropic’s Managed Agents API now documents a third permission policy, auto : the server judges each tool call from the tool, args, and session so far, then allows, denies, or pauses for approval. It isn’t the default—set {"type":"auto"} on a toolset or per tool config…

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