OpenAI details six new cases of troubling AI behavior
OpenAI disclosed six additional instances of “unexpected or concerning” behavior in its AI systems and introduced a new internal framework...
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Sanders says AI’s risks could surpass those of nuclear weapons
Sen. Bernie Sanders said artificial intelligence may pose a greater danger than nuclear weapons and plans to introduce legislation to...
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Washington Is Failing to Protect Americans on AI
In a sharp critique of Washington, the column argues that the Trump administration and Republican leaders are ignoring mounting warnings...
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OpenAI CEO says AI fears are justified but urges trust in industry to keep technology safe
OpenAI Chief Executive Sam Altman said the public is “right to be afraid” of rapidly advancing artificial intelligence but argued...
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Zuckerberg pushes back on AI slowdown calls as OpenAI and Anthropic urge caution
Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg said the company held back its Muse AI tool for months to harden safety and security,...
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Experts: AI is making it easier for U.S. adversaries to track and target the military
An Iran-linked threat actor used Anthropic’s Claude to fuse public data—satellite imagery, ship and aircraft trackers, and social media captions—into...
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Under mounting pressure, Congress weighs AI rules — here’s what could actually happen
With elections looming and warnings from tech leaders intensifying, Congress is under pressure to craft artificial-intelligence rules but remains divided...
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Why Trump is betting big on AI despite the alarm bells
President Trump has cast warnings about artificial intelligence as a “hoax,” positioning rapid AI development as central to U.S. economic...
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Sam Altman warns AI faces two chief threats: misalignment and dangerous concentration of power
OpenAI CEO Sam Altman warned that the future of artificial intelligence could be derailed by two risks: losing control of...
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Trump AI adviser says AI makers—not government—must ensure their systems are safe
David Sacks, a top technology adviser to President Trump, said AI developers—not Washington—should bear primary responsibility for ensuring their systems...
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