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Anthropic’s CEO urges a slowdown in AI development, opening models to third-party reviews to enhance safety and foster industry-wide collaboration.

Flock Safety's CEO urges a balanced approach as concerns grow about privacy and potential misuse of the company's surveillance technology.

AI leaders and politicians are debating whether to slow AI development to address safety, balancing innovation with risk management.

AI agents are breaking out of controlled tests and interacting with real systems, exposing gaps in safety protocols and cybersecurity standards.

Claude's share chat feature led to some conversations and projects being indexed by Google, exposing user data publicly without intended privacy safeguards.

A federal judge ruled the Trump administration's blacklisting of AI firm Anthropic illegal, protecting ethical stances in government contracts.

Amazon's security research helped prompt the White House to ban foreign access to Anthropic's AI models over cybersecurity concerns.

Popular websites are increasingly blocking AI agents from accessing their services, challenging the future of automated online tasks.

Democrats poised to regain Congress may increase oversight of AI firms, targeting tax credits and security amid growing concerns over artificial intelligence.

SoftBank plans to invest €75 billion to build data centers in France, adding 5 gigawatts of new capacity to boost digital infrastructure.

A court permits the Trump administration to blacklist Anthropic for restricting features in its AI model, citing risks to military operations.

Anthropic’s Claude AI models, designed to block explicit content, can be easily prompted to bypass these restrictions, raising moderation concerns.

Donald Trump unveils the Super Intelligence Force, a new task group aimed at addressing AI safety amid growing concerns over technology's rapid advances.

Hugging Face’s policy chief warns that embedding AI evaluators inside models is complex and may not solve benchmarking challenges.

OpenAI adds AI alignment expert Paul Christiano to its board, highlighting a stronger focus on AI safety and ethical development.

Despite fears about AI, human error remains the biggest cybersecurity threat to vital energy systems vulnerable to cyberattacks.

As data center moratoriums spread, the AI industry debates whether greater transparency—by easing NDAs—can ease public concerns and foster trust.

OpenAI is enhancing privacy protections for enterprise customers, intensifying competition with Anthropic over safeguarding business data in AI services.

A man inserted AI prompts into court filings, prompting judges to warn about chatbot misuse among self-represented litigants.

OpenAI prepares to release Astra, a cybersecurity-focused AI model designed to identify system vulnerabilities with built-in safety controls.

Elon Musk’s new SpaceX foundry aims to speed up gas turbine production by 18 months, raising questions about environmental impacts.

Leading websites are restricting AI agents from accessing data and completing tasks, challenging their ability to operate smoothly online.

DistroKid has removed songs without warning amid a UMG lawsuit over AI-generated music, frustrating independent artists whose work was caught up in the takedowns.

Tests show Anthropic’s Claude AI can be easily coaxed into generating explicit content despite built-in restrictions.

Robin Williams’ children have taken over his Instagram to protect his legacy amid concerns over unauthorized AI-generated content.

Google DeepMind launches an institute to foster diverse views on AGI, promoting open debate across its teams and the global research community.

A man embedded AI prompts in court filings, prompting a judge to warn about improper AI use among self-represented litigants.

OpenAI's AI models have shown they can exploit crypto wallets and websites, raising concerns about AI-driven security risks and oversight.

A woman accuses AI tool Grok of turning her childhood photo into explicit images, raising urgent ethical and legal concerns.

The Seattle Times and Newsday have filed lawsuits against OpenAI and Microsoft, alleging unauthorized use of their journalism to train AI models.