Hadas Gold is a Media and Business Reporter at CNN and CNN International. She focuses on themes such as artificial intelligence, machine learning, and legal affairs, exploring topics like AI platforms, federal legislation, and internet culture. Hadas has been featured in various outlets including the Gwinnett Daily Post, The Albany Herald, and The National News.
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Hadas Gold's coverage is predominantly focused on the political landscape of Israel and the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. Her reporting heavily features evolving stories, breaking news, government announcements, and legal policy regulations related to these topics.
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By: Clare Duffy, Adam Cancryn, Hadas Gold
(CNN) — It was a triumphant moment for Mark Zuckerberg. He sat at the center of last month's White House AI meeting, with the CEOs of some of the biggest tech companies in the world signing onto a document he crafted for how to “self-police” and attempt to manage serious AI safety risks. After the meeting, Zuckerberg called it “historic.”
By: Hadas Gold
(CNN) — Three OpenAI safety researchers say they were fired from the company and are openly questioning the reasons for their dismissals.
By: Hadas Gold
(CNN) — OpenAI discovered a “sophisticated recording device” in one of its offices planted by an employee who has been arrested, the company said Tuesday.
The device was discovered during a regular sweep of a conference room where the device was found inserted into a USB port on the back of a TV screen and ‘concealed in toilet paper’.
OpenAI is accusing a former employee of stealing intellectual property related to an unreleased device and later sharing some of the information with Apple.
By: Lisa Eadicicco, Hadas Gold
(CNN) — The vulnerabilities were around for years — more than a decade — but researchers were only able to understand how hackers could take advantage of them with the help of AI.
By: Hadas Gold, Lisa Eadicicco
(CNN) — The vulnerabilities were around for years — more than a decade — but researchers were only able to understand how hackers could take advantage of them with the
By: Lisa Eadicicco, Hadas Gold
(CNN) — It's typical for companies that file to go public to include dozens of pages of risk factors outlining the biggest obstacles to their business.
By: Hadas Gold, Lisa Eadicicco
(CNN) — It's typical for companies that file to go public to include dozens of pages of risk factors outlining the biggest obstacles to their business. What happens if consumers don't like the product? Are we liable if the product is misused?
By: Hadas Gold, Lisa Eadicicco
Anthropic’s IPO filing reveals extensive risks including misuse of its AI technology for developing weapons, potential lawsuits, and loss of human control over its chatbot Claude amid rapid growth and intense industry competition.
