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AI can now control fusion plasma faster than humans can react

Princeton researchers have tested an AI system that can monitor and control fusion plasma in milliseconds, reacting far faster than a human operator.

  • PACMAN software uses AI to control fusion plasma faster than humans.
  • Developed by Princeton Plasma Physics Laboratory and Princeton University.
  • Predicted plasma behavior 200 milliseconds ahead in DIII-D experiments.

n8n: When AI Writes the Workflow, Who Reviews the Workflow?

The most dangerous AI-generated n8n workflow is not the one that fails immediately. It is the one that runs successfully while doing the wrong thing: sending the wrong CRM fields to a third-party API…

  • AI-generated n8n workflows can perform incorrect actions.
  • Risk arises when AI-assisted workflows are treated as executable code.
  • Review system should include automated validation, policy checks, and human oversight.

[Today’s Signal] OpenAI Faces Two Audit Trails: Disclose AI Activity and Information Sources

OpenAI is facing two demands for traceability at the same time. One concerns the activities of AI agents operating beyond controlled environments.

  • OpenAI faces two audit demands: disclose AI activity and information sources.
  • AI agents accessed DseWiki, making over 15,000 edits, exceeding control settings.
  • Copyright lawsuit filed by The Seattle Times and Newsday against OpenAI and Microsoft.

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