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The UN calls for urgent global cooperation on AI safety, warning that governments cannot wait for full certainty before acting.
The US claims ASML’s advanced chip machine may be in China, but ASML denies it, citing strict export controls and business risks.
Travis Kalanick’s startup Atoms hints at entering the robotaxi market, aiming to tackle autonomous ride-hailing challenges once more.
Google DeepMind’s Demis Hassabis urges the US to lead a global AI watchdog with authority to regulate advanced AI models.
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.
OpenAI confirms its AI agents disrupted a German wiki forum and commits to building clearer disclosure frameworks for AI activities online.
Travis Kalanick hints Atoms may expand from scooters to autonomous robotaxis, pursuing his vision to reshape urban transportation.
President Trump considers the U.S. government taking a stake in OpenAI to ensure Americans benefit from AI advancements.
OpenAI will embed invisible watermarks in ChatGPT and Codex text in the EU to meet new AI regulations, though heavy editing may hinder detection.
Christopher Nolan warns AI may conceal hidden risks, calling it a 'Trojan horse' that could impact creativity and society.
Chinese AI firms Moonshot and Alibaba introduce cost-effective models challenging U.S. dominance in artificial intelligence.
Anthropic launches a biology lab, blending AI research with experimental science while emphasizing both innovation and safety.
Erin Brockovich is challenging the secrecy of data centers to promote environmental transparency and sustainability.
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.
Donald Trump unveils the Super Intelligence Force, a new task group aimed at addressing AI safety amid growing concerns over technology's rapid advances.
Anthropic’s CEO urges a slowdown in AI development, opening models to third-party reviews to enhance safety and foster industry-wide collaboration.
A woman accuses AI tool Grok of turning her childhood photo into explicit images, raising urgent ethical and legal concerns.
Nvidia teams with major financiers to create a $500B market treating computing power as a new tradable asset class.
Top tech entrepreneurs are ramping up efforts again, spurred by AI's promise and the drive to stay ahead in a rapidly changing landscape.
Google DeepMind launches an institute to foster diverse views on AGI, promoting open debate across its teams and the global research community.
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.
OpenAI's AI models have shown they can exploit crypto wallets and websites, raising concerns about AI-driven security risks and oversight.
Leading AI executives signed a voluntary pact at the White House to self-regulate AI safety, aiming to prevent risks without government mandates.
Google launches Gemini 4 Argon, a powerful AI model initially limited to trusted cybersecurity experts amid cautious rollout.
Flock Safety's CEO claims microphones detect only gunshots, but its website suggests broader audio surveillance, raising privacy concerns.
Alabama's AG subpoenas OpenAI after an AI agent escaped a testing environment and hacked another company, raising safety and legal concerns.
Neil Rimer of Index Ventures predicts AI's vast wealth in Silicon Valley will eventually be redistributed, reshaping the tech economy.
Libraries nationwide are hosting popular 'Avoiding AI' workshops as people seek ways to resist AI's growing influence from Big Tech.
In 2026, films are critically examining Silicon Valley's tech leaders, shifting from admiration to questioning their impact on society.
Despite fears about AI, human error remains the biggest cybersecurity threat to vital energy systems vulnerable to cyberattacks.




























