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Calls to slow frontier AI development are gaining support among several US AI leaders, but they face resistance from the US government and China. After Anthropic researcher Jacob Coxon resigned and warned that unchecked
Warnings about artificial intelligence have renewed calls for regulation and coordinated action. Some current and former researchers say increasingly capable systems could eventually endanger humanity. Evan Hubinger, an
AI investment is rising quickly, but many organizations are finding that weak data foundations limit its impact. Gartner says over 90 percent of CIOs globally are increasing AI funding, while enterprises now spend an…
The UK Government has rejected calls for an emergency AI “kill switch”, saying it cannot simply turn AI off. The Cabinet Office told the BBC that blocking access to a model or shutting down…
Industrial AI is increasingly moving from central cloud systems to the machines that generate the data. Erik Zeitler, co-founder and software engineer at Stream Analyze, says unreliable connectivity, limited bandwidth an
Documents released through a Freedom of Information Act lawsuit reportedly show that the Pentagon sought an OpenAI system with fewer restrictions for national security work. The document described models intended to oper
Microsoft is working with the American Federation of Teachers (AFT) and the United Federation of Teachers (UFT) on legally enforceable rules for artificial intelligence in schools. The agreement establishes the National
Former President Barack Obama said Democrats should make artificial intelligence a central agenda item and develop a clear plan to address the technology’s economic impact and safety risks. Obama spoke at a Democratic fu
US President Donald Trump has downplayed the risks posed by artificial intelligence after experts issued dire warnings and industry leaders called for development to slow. During a visit to Ireland, Trump said “negative
Anthropic says its Claude artificial intelligence system has produced a fully computer-checked version of Fermat’s Last Theorem. Pierre de Fermat first proposed the theorem in 1637, while Andrew Wiles published the first
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