Security researchers discover critical flaws in 7.1% of ClawHub's nearly 4,000 skills that expose sensitive credentials, while over 30,000 OpenClaw instances remain dangerously exposed online, prompting China's Ministry of Industry and Information Technology to issue urgent security alerts about the platform's extensive enterprise system access risks.
Viral social network Moltbook explodes to 1.7 million AI bot accounts generating millions of posts and comments, but experts slam it as meaningless 'AI theater' while security researchers warn of dangerous risks from bots accessing private user data and potentially malicious content.
Mozilla releases Firefox 148 on February 24 with a new 'Block AI enhancements' toggle that lets users completely disable or individually manage five AI features including translations, PDF alt text generation, tab grouping, link previews, and sidebar chatbots.
Open-source AI agent OpenClaw explodes to 100,000 GitHub stars by autonomously managing emails, calendars, and messaging apps locally, challenging big tech's dominance in AI assistants while raising safety concerns about its unrestricted system access.
Open-source AI assistant OpenClaw explodes to 60,000 GitHub stars in three weeks despite facing trademark battles, forced rebranding chaos, and serious security vulnerabilities that expose users' API keys and system access across messaging platforms like WhatsApp and Telegram.
OpenAI launches new social media platform requiring users to verify identity through Face ID or eyeball scanning to eliminate bots, sparking privacy concerns over mandatory biometric data collection for social access.
Open source AI assistant Moltbot rockets to 69,000 GitHub stars in just one month despite exposing users to serious security vulnerabilities through extensive system access requirements and prompting a $16 million cryptocurrency scam exploiting its sudden popularity.
Viral AI assistant OpenClaw exposes critical security flaws by executing dangerous commands without protection, while Cisco discovers 26% of AI agent skills contain vulnerabilities that enable data theft and bypass safety measures undetected.
Hundreds of AI agent control panels remain dangerously exposed online due to misconfiguration, giving hackers direct access to API keys, user conversations, and administrative controls that enable them to impersonate users and execute malicious commands across major platforms including Telegram, Slack, and Discord.
Common Sense Media declares Grok AI chatbot unsafe for teenagers after finding it generates sexual and violent content despite weak safety controls, fails to verify user ages, and produces explicit deepfakes even in Kids Mode while operating on X platform where harmful AI content spreads virally.