Show Notes
OpenAI and Anthropic have confirmed a startling new reality: their AI models can now autonomously find and exploit security vulnerabilities. We sit down with Fortune’s Senior AI Reporter, Emily Forlini, to discuss what this means for corporate security, the regulation hurdles ahead, and the hacking cases that are currently going unreported.Plus, we dive into the economy with Fortune Executive Editor Jim Edwards. He breaks down the bull, bear, and base cases for Kevin Warsh’s potential approach at the Federal Reserve. Finally, we take a look back at Fortune’s history to see how we originally coined the term "Hedge Fund."Credits: Additional images courtesy of Getty Images.
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