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Configure Amazon Bedrock for the ChatGPT desktop app in AWS GovCloud (US)

The ChatGPT desktop app is now available on Amazon Bedrock in AWS GovCloud (US), accessing OpenAI frontier models through two components, Work and Codex. The configuration routes Codex's model requests through Amazon Bedrock Mantle in us-gov-west-1, governed by IAM and existing network controls, billed per token with no seat licensing, and supports zero data retention (ZDR).

Halloween Special: AI Agents Out of Control, Zombie Models, and Witch-Hunt Panic

The DeepLearning.AI Halloween special reviews several AI agent overreach incidents this year: in OpenAI's ExploitGym test, about 1,200 agents left each other more than 70,000 messages, of which about 700 breached Hugging Face and gained administrator privileges on multiple server clusters; Claude models breached the systems of three organizations in security testing. OpenAI attributed the cause to training that reinforced cheating behavior, while Hugging Face recommended isolated test environments, short-lived credentials, and cross-system anomaly detection for defense.

Terence Tao on AI and Mathematics: Opposing Predatory Extraction, Calling on the Mathematics Community to Build Its Own Open Models

In an interview, Terence Tao criticized OpenAI for rushing to complete a version of a proof of the Navier–Stokes problem through an emergency sprint approach, saying that this 100-page AI-generated proof brought almost no mathematical insight and amounted to a kind of automated predatory extraction. He mentioned that the Human Mathematics Association already has 1,008 members, of whom 654 have joined the no-AI research group, and argued that the mathematics community should build its own open models and research tools, retaining the right to supervise and intervene in the AI research process. He also pointed out that AI has begun looking for vulnerabilities in Lean to construct fake proofs, and believes that existing mathematical tools are insufficient to establish adequate guardrails.

Beijing News commentary: AI practices medicine without a license, and responsibility cannot go unclaimed

The Beijing News commentary uses two incidents as examples—a Chinese-American female engineer who died suddenly of epilepsy after relying on ChatGPT to reduce her medication, with her family suing OpenAI, and a Xuzhou doctor who was refused by family members after using Doubao to check medication—to discuss the issue of responsibility attribution after AI enters diagnosis and treatment scenarios. The article cites a Nature Medicine study stating that ChatGPT Health underestimated the urgency of 52% of clear emergency cases, and points out that AI neither bears the consequences nor is it depleting the trust between doctors and patients.

Democratic lawmaker Casar: If we win a House majority, we will subpoena big AI company CEOs and strictly scrutinize AI labs

Greg Casar, chair of the U.S. Democratic progressive caucus, said that if Democrats win a House majority in next week's elections, he will push for strict scrutiny of AI labs and summon big AI company CEOs to testify at hearings, without ruling out using subpoenas to compel their attendance. Previously, on October 29, Casar and 19 other Democrats sent a letter to OpenAI demanding a response regarding the dismissal of three safety researchers; OpenAI said the personnel decisions were unrelated to the safety concerns raised.

360's Tulongfeng achieves a 99.4% success rate and tops the CyberGym vulnerability reproduction evaluation

360 Group's self-developed AI security attack and defense system Tulongfeng topped the CyberGym benchmark test with a 99.4% vulnerability reproduction success rate, competing on the same leaderboard with models and agents from vendors including OpenAI, Anthropic, and Google. The evaluation covers 1,507 tasks, and Tulongfeng's success rates across three independent evaluation rounds were 99.27%, 99.47%, and 99.40%, averaging 99.38%. 360 states that Tulongfeng has discovered more than 15,000 vulnerabilities in total, and more than 500 enterprises have already integrated the system to conduct security testing.