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Former Anthropic researcher doubles down on AI extinction warning
A former Anthropic researcher told New York City lawmakers that advanced AI systems could become uncontrollable within years, as whistleblowers, city officials,…
White House AI summit, NVIDIA’s new safety push, and the politics of taxpayer-funded ads
The White House is preparing a high-profile AI summit with industry leaders as NVIDIA launches a major agent safety initiative with Anthropic. At the same time,…
Why we should stop doom-scrolling AI and start focusing on what it can fix
AI is often framed as a looming threat, but it’s already transforming medicine, science, and the global economy. This article breaks down how AI is helping to f…
AI in academia this week: Astra, fake references, strikes, and AI‑checked proofs
This week in AI and academia: OpenAI’s Astra model tops science benchmarks, a journal editorial is caught using hallucinated references, university staff strike…
Trump’s AI executive order delay sparks backlash as the Pope calls for human-centered AI
As President Trump faces criticism for abruptly scrapping a planned AI executive order after last-minute calls from tech leaders, Pope Leo issues a major teachi…
Elon Musk, OpenAI, and the global AI power struggle
A courtroom clash between Elon Musk and Sam Altman, growing public distrust of AI, and a high-stakes chip race between the US and China are reshaping who contro…
AI and the future of work: threats, opportunities, and what we can do now
AI is reshaping work faster than past technological revolutions. Two leading MIT economists explain how it could hollow out jobs, supercharge inequality, or be …
The AI threat is worse than you think: inside Nate Soares’ argument for hitting pause
AI safety researcher Nate Soares argues that building superhuman AI is more like loading the world onto an experimental plane with no landing gear than launchin…