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Anthropic dropped its hard safety commitment in RSP v3.0 on the same day the Pentagon gave it a Friday deadline to remove guardrails or lose $200M. CrowdStrike reported 27-second breakouts and 89% surge in AI-enabled attacks. Three major threat reports in 48 hours confirmed AI attack scaling is measured reality.

ClawHavoc poisoned 20% of the largest AI skill marketplace. IBM's X-Force Index confirms vulnerability exploitation is now the #1 attack vector, fueled by AI. NVIDIA brought AI cybersecurity to the factory floor. And a new jailbreak technique tricks models into reasoning their way past their own safety rules. This week's developments demand new controls that most organizations have not written yet.

Anthropic disclosed that Chinese AI labs ran industrial-scale distillation attacks extracting capabilities from Claude via 16 million API exchanges. Meanwhile, the Pentagon approved the least-safe major AI for classified systems while threatening the safety leader. This week exposed how broken our incentive structures really are.

AI agent adoption is outpacing security by a mile. With 83% of organizations planning agentic AI but only 29% ready to deploy securely, the compliance world is scrambling to catch up. This article breaks down the biggest security developments of the week, the new frameworks racing to fill the gap, and why your existing controls probably do not cover what AI agents are doing right now.