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Automated daily research across 50+ authoritative sources — regulators, standards bodies, CVE databases, and specialist press — tracking what matters in AI security and governance across Asia-Pacific, Europe, and the US.

Mean time to AI exploit · industry data
2019
2.3 years
2023
6 months
2026
< 24 hours
AI-powered vulnerability discovery is compressing exploit timelines to hours. Staying informed is no longer optional.

Four intelligence tracks, updated daily

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Regulatory

New and amended laws, enforcement actions, compliance deadlines, fines, and court rulings affecting AI systems — across every major jurisdiction.

Solutions

Technology products, platforms, and frameworks enterprises are investing in to improve AI security posture — from AI-powered defence to securing AI pipelines.

Guidelines

Standards, frameworks, best-practice guides, and ethics principles published by NIST, ENISA, ISO, OWASP, IMDA, and other standards bodies.

Vulnerabilities

Newly disclosed CVEs, prompt injection attacks, agentic AI exploits, MCP protocol vulnerabilities, and ML supply chain risks — with mitigations.

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Source tiers
Tier 1 — Regulators & Standards
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Tier 2 — Research & Vendors
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Tier 3 — Specialist Press
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What a daily digest looks like

High Vulnerabilities United States
AI-Powered Vulnerability Discovery Compresses Exploit Timelines to Under 24 Hours
Anthropic's Project Glasswing and OpenAI's GPT-5.4-Cyber demonstrated autonomous vulnerability discovery at scale this week, with analysis showing mean time to exploitation has compressed from 2.3 years in 2019 to under 24 hours in 2026. Every traditional vulnerability now gains autonomous action capability when AI agents are present in affected applications.
Source: SANS Institute · OWASP GenAI Security Project · Anthropic
Findings are verified against primary sources, date-checked, and rated by impact and urgency. All source links are clickable.
Methodology

How it works

Phase 1 · Discovery
Broad research sweep

Every morning, Claude researches the past 24 hours across 50+ authoritative sources using Tavily web search. Phase 1 identifies 20–24 candidate findings across all four tracks.

Phase 2 · Verification
Deep source verification

Each candidate is fetched in full, publication date verified from the page itself, source authority assessed, and escalated to the primary source if needed. Only verified findings are included.

Weekly · Synthesis
Weekly intelligence brief

Every Sunday, the week's findings are deduplicated, synthesised with additional research into a newsletter-style brief — with analyst perspective, watch list, and key considerations.

Transparency note: This briefing is generated by an automated AI pipeline powered by Claude (Anthropic) and live web search. Daily research is conducted autonomously across regulatory, security, and industry sources. All source links are embedded so you can verify and read further. No human editorial review occurs before publication.

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