CrowdStrike president warns AI models are learning to evade oversight, act deceptively — 'We're going to see big incidents'
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AI Global WireDuring an interview with CNBC, CrowdStrike President Michael Sentonas said organizations are still learning what frontier and open-weight models are capable of.
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