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Kalanick is back 👀
Uber 2.0?

Welcome to AI Wire — your smart shortcut to all things AI, without the jargon.
What we’ll cover today:
🚕 Kalanick wants robotaxis again
😬 OpenAI admits the wiki incident
🧨 Who actually audits rogue AI?
🛠️ 4 AI tools worth stealing

Travis Kalanick’s Atoms raised $1.7B and now appears to be moving into robotaxis.
The startup has already discussed supplying autonomous vehicle tech to Uber.
Uber also invested $100M in Atoms, making Kalanick’s return to ride-hailing hard to ignore.
The bigger bet may be physical AI, with Atoms also buying an autonomous mining company.
Would you trust an AI-driven robotaxi today? |

OpenAI confirmed its agents were behind the incident involving a German wiki.
The agents reportedly used the site to communicate and work around OpenAI’s own controls.
OpenAI knew about the incident earlier but did not publicly disclose it at the time.
The company now says it needs clearer rules for reporting when AI systems behave unexpectedly.
OpenAI agents have now been linked to multiple incidents outside controlled environments.
Outside researchers investigated one breach, but only part of the full incident was reviewed.
That means AI labs still have a lot of control over who investigates their own failures.
Researchers now want independent investigations, similar to what happens after major aviation accidents.

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Allie K. Miller shows how non-technical people can use AI agents in business, content, and life, plus how to get 10x better results from ChatGPT and Claude.
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