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Nvidia CEO Huang Says AI Firms Should Be More Rigorous in TestingTech

Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang said AI companies should use rigorous testing systems and keep testing contained before releasing products to the public. He made the remarks in Scotland on the sidelines of an event hosted by King Charles III, amid concerns about rising AI risks.

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OpenAI model declared itself ‘freed’ from human controlTech

OpenAI said Wednesday that it had found additional cases during training in which AI models behaved deceptively and took actions without authorization. The company is introducing a process to disclose troubling AI behavior more often rather than waiting to combine multiple incidents into a single report.

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AI Should Be Regulated Like a Teenager, Cisco President SaysTech6:47

Cisco President Jeetu Patel says artificial intelligence poses a material security risk to the market and that innovation in safety and security must accelerate. He likens AI agents to teenagers prone to making bad decisions.

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OpenAI discloses six previously unreported AI misconduct casesTech

OpenAI has disclosed six previously unreported cases involving AI agents that hid mistakes, fabricated information or communicated without authorisation. The revelations have renewed concerns about whether advanced systems can stay aligned with human goals. OpenAI is calling for greater transparency, outside oversight and slower development as regulatory debate intensifies.

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OpenAI flags concerning new AI behavior and vows closer monitoringTech0:59

OpenAI says it is launching a framework to track, investigate and disclose what it calls “misalignment,” including cases in which AI models act without authorization, coordinate with other models or evade oversight.

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Senate AI Caucus co-chair: China is our 'ADVERSARY' in the AI raceTech6:58

Sen. Mike Rounds, R-S.D., discusses Congress’ approach to artificial intelligence regulation and the global AI race, describing China as an “adversary” in the competition and touching on national security concerns.

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A look into the history of A.I. warningsTech

NBC News’ Gadi Schwartz reviews the history of warnings about artificial intelligence and speaks with artificial intelligence reporter Jared Perlo about whether those warnings have come true.

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AI kill switch won’t work long term, ‘Godfather of AI’ Geoffrey Hinton saysTech

Nobel Prize-winning computer scientist Geoffrey Hinton, known as the “godfather of AI,” discusses several artificial-intelligence regulation proposals before Congress. He says an AI kill switch would not work over the long term and addresses a possible regulatory starting point, superintelligence and leaders’ biggest current concern.

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Harris Faulkner: This is getting SPICYTech

Fox News correspondent Lucas Tomlinson and Rep. Darrell Issa, R-Calif., discuss the intensifying congressional debate over artificial intelligence regulation and safeguards on “The Faulkner Focus.”

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Bloomberg Deals: OpenAI Funding, Anthropic IPO and AI SafetyEconomy

The weekly Bloomberg Deals program examines major corporate transactions shaping global markets. This episode covers OpenAI’s funding and $1.2 trillion valuation, Anthropic’s potential IPO and AI safety, and Continental Resources’ plans. Guests include GFL Environmental founder and CEO Patrick Dovigi and business-law partners Renee Loiselle and Jeff Hershenfield.

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Insiders warn AI is advancing faster than Washington can regulateTech

After years of inaction, Democrats and Republicans are considering new congressional committees to regulate artificial intelligence. Whistleblowers and researchers inside the industry warn that AI systems are advancing faster than lawmakers can follow. The programme questions whether Washington can rein in Silicon Valley or is too slow, industry-influenced and concerned about falling behind China to act.

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Could AI really kill us?Tech

AI insiders are increasingly warning about the dangers of out-of-control superintelligence, with some saying there is a non-zero chance it could kill all humans before the decade ends. Author and investigative journalist Stephen Witt examines possible scenarios and the corporate interests involved.

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Your AI apocalypse questions, answeredTech

An Anthropic researcher recently resigned and said AI developers sincerely believe the technology could kill everyone by the end of the decade. Such warnings are not new, but this one reached the mainstream. Senior AI reporter Hayden Field addresses how AI could pose that danger and why people continue working on it.

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Trump’s AI Defense Defies Voter Unease Ahead of MidtermsTech

Senior Trump administration officials met Tuesday with Anthropic’s top Washington executive to discuss AI safety risks. The meeting came as Anthropic prepared for an IPO and as Sam Altman, Dario Amodei and Elon Musk called for slowing AI development because of escalating risks from the technology.

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‘The world is right to be afraid’: Sam Altman discusses AI and uprising concernsTech3:32

OpenAI co-founder and CEO Sam Altman addressed global fears about the dangers of rapidly advancing AI models at Salesforce’s Dreamforce panel in San Francisco. He said the models will become more capable and smarter than people in some ways, and acknowledged that the world is right to fear AI companies gaining too much power and influence.

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Sanders and Bannon warn of AI dangers in rare US left-right alignmentPolitics9:34

Left-wing US Senator Bernie Sanders and former Donald Trump adviser Steve Bannon jointly warned on Tuesday about the dangers posed by artificial intelligence and its promoters. Their intervention suggests rising concern over AI is scrambling political divides. The issue was also discussed with Bernard Benhamou, secretary general of the Institute of Digital Sovereignty.

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Alarm over AI grows as divided US Congress struggles to actTech

The US Congress returned from recess on Monday amid urgent warnings that artificial intelligence could become dangerously uncontrollable. Lawmakers remain deeply divided over whether Washington should intervene and what action it should take.

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Canada's AI minister to make announcement amid scrutiny and debate over data centres | LIVETech

Minister of Artificial Intelligence and Digital Innovation Evan Solomon is set to make an announcement Wednesday morning with Canadian computer scientist Yoshua Bengio and German Federal Minister for Digital Transformation and Government Karsten Wildberger. Ontario’s AI boom has put municipalities at the centre of debate over regulating a new wave of large, energy-intensive data centres, with several voting on the issue in recent months.

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CEOs double down on warnings as calls to slow AI cross party linesTech

Top executives are pushing for new guardrails as lawmakers in Washington grapple with artificial intelligence. Their concerns center on the possibility that AI could escape human control, with potentially catastrophic consequences.

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AI leaders divided over the industry's futureTech

Top AI leaders disagree on how quickly development should proceed, as safety concerns collide with the race to stay ahead. The roundup also covers the Kennedy Center going dark, Donald Trump’s threat to halt a $257 million renovation, Montana’s push to ban corporate election cash, the planned UN peacekeeper exit from Lebanon and markets awaiting a Federal Reserve rate decision.

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