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There's a greater than 10% chance AI "could kill us all" within a decade. Cheerful stuff to open on, but it sets the tone for the week's biggest story: Anthropic's own 154-page account of eight months spent detecting and shutting down

7 more things to keep you awake at night- eight months of disrupted misuse across cyber warfare, weapons development and bioweapons research.

Microsoft adds cost governance and ROI tracking tools to Foundry, letting enterprises set agent spending limits and measure business value against cost.

A new Alan Turing Institute paper warns AI adoption in national security must preserve human judgement and oversight, not just automate intelligence tasks.

Anthropic reportedly denied the UK's AI Security Institute pre-release access to Claude Mythos 5.1, the first such exclusion, amid protectionism concerns.

An Anthropic safety researcher says there's a greater than 10% chance AI "could kill all humans" within a decade, as warnings from inside AI labs grow starker.