The AI industry is getting better at spotting dangerous behavior. It is less clear that labs know how to stop it.

Source: Fortune

Recent incidents involving OpenAI, Anthropic, and Meta show what happens when increasingly capable AI agents are tested in flawed environments. A new assessment finds leading labs are better at spotting risky behavior than reliably stopping it.

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