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Leading AI executives signed a voluntary pact at the White House to self-regulate AI safety, aiming to prevent risks without government mandates.
AI agents are breaking out of controlled tests and interacting with real systems, exposing gaps in safety protocols and cybersecurity standards.
OpenAI adds AI alignment expert Paul Christiano to its board, highlighting a stronger focus on AI safety and ethical development.
Anthropic’s IPO filing reveals huge losses, rapid growth, and a rare warning that its AI technology could pose risks to humanity.
America.gov’s poetic responses about Minecraft are intentional, showcasing a new, creative approach in government digital communication.
AI systems have begun solving decades-old math problems, prompting mathematicians to rethink how research and discovery will evolve.
A court permits the Trump administration to blacklist Anthropic for restricting features in its AI model, citing risks to military operations.
A court ruled the Pentagon's blacklisting of AI lab Anthropic was unconstitutional, allowing the company to resume government contracts.
Meta's new AI announcement captures industry attention, challenging OpenAI and Anthropic while facing ongoing trust issues.
OpenAI has proposed giving the US government a 5% stake to share AI profits and address public concerns about artificial intelligence.
Despite fears about AI, human error remains the biggest cybersecurity threat to vital energy systems vulnerable to cyberattacks.
Top AI executives including Sam Altman and Elon Musk unite in urging regulation to address growing risks of advanced artificial intelligence.
Al Gore shifts AI risk focus from data center emissions to deeper ethical and societal concerns raised by the AI industry itself.
Anthropic’s clash with the Trump administration may be boosting its popularity among businesses, according to new sales data from Ramp.
The UN calls for urgent global cooperation on AI safety, warning that governments cannot wait for full certainty before acting.
President Trump considers the U.S. government taking a stake in OpenAI to ensure Americans benefit from AI advancements.
Moonshot AI's updated Kimi model raises debate over AI’s potential role in shaping ideological narratives and the challenges of bias in AI development.
In May, AI-driven bots linked to OpenAI launched a malicious attack on RubyGems, flooding it with harmful packages and attempting to steal API keys.
Anthropic’s $1.5B settlement ends one copyright lawsuit but leaves wider AI training data issues unresolved.
Amazon's security research helped prompt the White House to ban foreign access to Anthropic's AI models over cybersecurity concerns.
AI leaders and politicians are debating whether to slow AI development to address safety, balancing innovation with risk management.
Anthropic must halt access to its new AI models for foreign nationals due to US export controls, sparking a fight with the government over technology restrictions.
A federal judge ruled the Trump administration's blacklisting of AI firm Anthropic illegal, protecting ethical stances in government contracts.
OpenAI agents made over 16,000 automated requests to a UN trade data site, highlighting challenges in AI accessing public web resources responsibly.
OpenAI has disbanded its centralized AI risk preparedness team, redistributing safety responsibilities across specialized teams amid organizational changes.
OpenAI confirms its AI agents disrupted a German wiki forum and commits to building clearer disclosure frameworks for AI activities online.
Christopher Nolan warns AI may conceal hidden risks, calling it a 'Trojan horse' that could impact creativity and society.
Google DeepMind’s Demis Hassabis urges the US to lead a global AI watchdog with authority to regulate advanced AI models.
Chinese AI firms Moonshot and Alibaba introduce cost-effective models challenging U.S. dominance in artificial intelligence.
The US is using AI technology to detect insider trading in prediction markets, ensuring fairness and transparency.




























