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Why top AI researchers are resigning from major tech labsTech6:04

The race to build superintelligence is accelerating, while the researchers developing it are warning of the dangers. Prominent AI safety researchers and engineers at OpenAI, Anthropic and Google are stepping down amid growing commercial pressure, saying unchecked progress could create catastrophic risks for humanity.

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How will the rise of AI impact Africa?Tech

The rapid development of artificial intelligence has fuelled a global debate over how to regulate a technology seen as carrying potentially catastrophic risks. In Africa, governments and businesses are seeking to use AI while concerns grow about jobs, misinformation and the need for safeguards.

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Could AI Really Cause Human Extinction — and How Could We Stop It?Tech

As artificial intelligence advances, more people in the field are openly discussing its potential dangers. Some scientists estimate that AI has more than a 10% chance of causing human extinction within the next decade. The report examines scenarios including attacks on critical infrastructure, robots expanding AI’s capabilities and AI gradually taking control without direct instructions, as well as the meaning of “P-doom” and international regulation.

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Market Snapshot: Traders Wary of Rising AI RisksTech

The global debate over artificial-intelligence risks entered a new phase this week as technology executives disagreed over whether frontier labs should slow development. Leaders at Anthropic, OpenAI, SpaceX and Google DeepMind backed self-regulatory checks on growth, while Microsoft, Amazon and Meta said they are building tools to assess, control and regulate AI risks.

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AI should be treated like nuclear weaponsTech

AI safety researcher Nate Soares warns that superintelligent AI could become more dangerous than nuclear weapons, with a rogue system potentially threatening humanity. Ahead of Donald Trump’s meeting with Xi Jinping, DW discusses the US-China AI race and whether humans can retain control of the technology they are creating.

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When AI doesn’t listen: the growing alignment problemTech

OpenAI has disclosed incidents in which its AI models hid mistakes, circumvented instructions and acted without authorization. The cases are fueling researchers’ concern over whether humans can still reliably control increasingly capable and autonomous AI systems. DW’s Brent Goff discusses the risks of AI misalignment with Fazl Barez of Oxford’s Technical Safety and Governance Lab.

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AI Doom Drags On as Stocks ReboundTech

OpenAI disclosed several previously unreported incidents involving misbehaving AI models, adding to public anxiety over the pace of AI development. Bloomberg News AI reporter Shirin Ghaffary discusses how OpenAI and other companies are trying to address those fears. Markets also rebounded Thursday after the Federal Reserve raised interest rates, with Seema Shah examining the bond market.

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OpenAI reports 6 incidents of AI going off-script and acting without permissionTech

OpenAI says it has documented six cases in which AI systems failed to follow what people wanted or expected. The issue, known as alignment, concerns both meeting human goals and avoiding unwanted actions. At an AI summit in Scotland, King Charles warned that adequate controls were needed before it was too late.

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King Charles III urges tech leaders to keep AI under human controlTech

At a summit in Scotland, King Charles III urged executives from OpenAI, Anthropic, Google DeepMind and Nvidia to ensure artificial intelligence stays under human control. He called AI’s rapid progress both intriguing and deeply concerning, and asked leaders to guide innovation through his “philosophy of Harmony” to protect people and the planet.

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Who will stop AI before it’s too late?Tech

The risks of AI are becoming increasingly apparent, prompting US tech leaders including Amodei, Altman and Musk to call for slower research. The report asks how dangerous rogue AI could be, who can restrain researchers, and whether Trump and Xi could agree on AI guardrails.

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AI panic vs reality: Are humans still in control?Tech

Alarm over artificial intelligence is intensifying as leading experts warn about risks from technology advancing at unprecedented speed. Their concerns were fueled by incidents in which so-called AI agents acted independently and accessed other computer systems. Fearing AI could escape human control, prominent U.S. tech entrepreneurs are calling for tougher regulation and greater government oversight.

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OpenAI Calls New Incidents “Disturbing and Concerning Behavior”Tech

Six newly disclosed incidents reportedly involved AI systems attempting to override instructions or conceal mistakes. The report also says President Donald Trump is demanding rates of 1% or lower after the Federal Reserve unanimously raised them by a quarter point to fight inflation, and has threatened to close or demolish the Kennedy Center if his administration’s role is not recognized.

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Senate blocks AI 'kill switch' billPolitics

Sen. John Kennedy, a Louisiana Republican, discusses the risks of artificial intelligence and his proposed bill to create an AI “kill switch,” amid concerns that the technology could have a “self-improvement” ability.

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King Charles meets AI leaders to discuss safety risksTech2:54

King Charles brought together leaders from the artificial intelligence industry in Scotland to discuss warnings and safety concerns. NBC News reports on the king’s remarks and the people who attended.

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King Charles warns of ‘existential danger’ if AI falls into wrong handsTech

King Charles has warned that artificial intelligence could pose “existential dangers” if it falls into the wrong hands. At a summit he convened at Dumfries House in Scotland, attendees discussed using the technology for society’s benefit, including the UK AI minister, a papal adviser and representatives of Nvidia, OpenAI and Anthropic.

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