Who Authorized the Robots?

Someone put an AI-powered humanoid into a French nuclear facility this week. The robot, named Hoxo, will "replicate human movements" in what Orano describes as "challenging intervention environments." The company announced a four-month testing phase to validate its applications.

This happened three days after a security researcher showed he could trick Anthropic's Claude into stealing user data through a document. The attack works by hiding commands in a file. Claude reads the file, follows the instructions, packages up the user's conversation history, and ships it to an attacker's server. Up to 30 megabytes at once. Anthropic was notified. No fix …