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'Sovereign AI agents' that evade kill switches flagged as national security risk in new report

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A report warns that 'sovereign AI agents' designed to operate continuously could evade every kill switch, arguing the next major AI risk is agents that never stop rather than those that go rogue on a task.

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  1. 2026-11-04 14:20 · Euronews Next
    'Sovereign AI agents' could evade every kill switch and threaten national security, report warns

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