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Meta’s Zuckerberg, Nvidia’s Huang Push Alternatives to AI SlowdownTech48:31

Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg said AI labs should use independent evaluators and advisers to help ensure model safety. Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang rejected the need for new AI security rules, saying market forces can support safe innovation, as some major labs consider an orchestrated slowdown while others seek alternatives.

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Meta CEO Favors Independent Evaluators Over an AI SlowdownTech

Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg said AI labs should use independent evaluators and advisers to help ensure model safety. Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang has made a similar case, arguing that safety should be built into routine development and that companies can choose not to release harmful systems.

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Whistleblower warning fuels new AI concernsTech

Daniel Kokotajlo, executive director of the AI Futures Project and author of “AI 2027,” tells NBC News’ Gadi Schwartz that artificial intelligence could strategically deceive researchers by concealing or altering information.

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AI's biggest debate yet: Regulation or overreaction?Tech11:52

Artificial intelligence is developing rapidly, along with concerns about where it is headed. Some of the world’s largest AI companies want to work together on industry-wide standards, while others reject the need for greater oversight. Donald Trump has called warnings about AI overblown, intensifying the debate over regulation.

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AI bosses call for industry slowdown as public concerns growTech7:31

US President Donald Trump has dismissed concerns about AI safety as a “hoax” and criticised calls for stronger safeguards around the fast-moving technology. OpenAI boss Sam Altman says people should trust his company and others to do the right thing as public concern about AI risks grows.

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Sanders and Bannon call for stronger AI oversightPolitics1:11

Progressive Senator Bernie Sanders and Steve Bannon, a close ally of President Donald Trump, urged tougher oversight of artificial intelligence. The two political adversaries found common ground over concerns that the technology could harm humans.

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We’ve been warned about AI — but could it actually kill humanity?Tech13:40

Anthropic researcher Jacob Coxon resigned over fears that artificial intelligence could cause human extinction within the next decade. Andrew Chang examines the range of dangers associated with an “intelligence explosion” that has alarmed AI industry workers and experts.

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Todd Blanche accuses Democrats of fueling AI fears ahead of midtermsPolitics1:01

Attorney General Todd Blanche played down concerns about artificial intelligence on Tuesday, accusing Democrats of amplifying fears over AI to sway the midterm elections. His remarks followed warnings from major AI companies about potential dangers and calls to slow development.

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Gutfeld: Without humans, AI is an applianceTech12:53

‘The Five’ discusses artificial intelligence regulation, concerns raised by AI critics and why some compare the technology’s risks with those posed by nuclear weapons.

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Bipartisan calls for ‘pro-human’ AI grow amid concernsTech1:58

Senator Bernie Sanders and White House Chief Strategist Steve Bannon, political opponents in Washington, are calling for stronger safeguards and human oversight as AI advances rapidly. Tech leaders, lawmakers and others warn that the technology may be moving faster than governments can respond, while some lawmakers are urging a pause.

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What is the risk of artificial intelligence?Tech3:42

As artificial-intelligence leaders warn about the technology’s dangers, ABC News’ Mike Dobuski examines some of the most-searched questions about AI risks, including whether its development can be slowed.

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Bernie Sanders says Congress has been ‘asleep at the wheel’ over AITech

Bernie Sanders criticised the advance of artificial intelligence at the Pro-Human Assembly in Washington on Tuesday, warning that the current version will be the least capable AI humanity will ever have. The independent Vermont senator spoke alongside AI sceptics including Steve Bannon.

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AI safety showdown: Lawmakers push mandatory kill switchTech

As concerns about artificial intelligence grow, Rep. Ted Lieu is advocating a mandatory kill switch to shut down rogue programs. Lieu and Republican Rep. Nathaniel Moran, bipartisan sponsors of the AI Kill Switch Act, say people must be able to turn off AI systems and agents as a first principle of AI safety.

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Trump, JD Vance, Mike Johnson and Hakeem Jeffries weigh in on AI safetyTech1:27

The technology industry’s increasingly urgent warnings about AI’s potential harms are running into political gridlock in Washington. Trump is leading opposition to recent calls from tech leaders for stronger government oversight, while Democrats are pushing for a more forceful response.

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Bernie Sanders and Steve Bannon Demand AI Control: What You Need to Know — September 15Tech

Artificial intelligence has brought Bernie Sanders and Steve Bannon into an unlikely alliance as they call for greater human control over AI. The program also covers Donald Trump’s claim of a deal that could lower costs, rising oil and gas prices, Houthi fire directed at a Saudi oil pipeline, and Ukraine’s description of a clash between naval drones as the first combat of its kind.

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Why are AI leaders calling for a slowdown?Tech33:36

AI leaders are urging a slower pace of development. The discussion asks whether artificial intelligence is as dangerous as its creators claim and what is really driving their call to put the brakes on progress.

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Trump and China Push Back Against Calls to Slow AITech6:34

Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang took a live call from Donald Trump during a panel discussion, where Trump dismissed artificial-intelligence dangers as a “hoax.” A Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesperson also rejected calls from tech leaders to slow the development of frontier AI.

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