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Dems demand AI slowdown as China pushes aheadPolitics

“The Five” discusses Democrats’ demand for a slowdown in artificial intelligence development as President Donald Trump meets Chinese President Xi Jinping amid the U.S.-China race for AI dominance.

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LIVE: UN Security Council, executives discuss AITech

Executives from OpenAI, Anthropic and Hugging Face are set to brief the UN Security Council as warnings persist that increasingly powerful AI could improve itself, evade human control and endanger international security. The briefing is scheduled during the United Nations’ annual General Assembly gathering of world leaders.

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Why Index Ventures’ Shardul Shah thinks the old cybersecurity model is breaking | Equity PodcastTech

As AI safety and rogue agents draw attention, cybersecurity stocks are rising and investors are pouring capital into startups building security for an AI-native world. Index Ventures partner Shardul Shah has a front-row view, while companies including Instinct and Simile are attracting nine-figure checks and valuations that would have seemed implausible a few years ago.

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AI leaders to brief UN Security Council amid safety concernsTech6:39

Artificial intelligence leaders are set to brief the UN Security Council on safety concerns. Tristan Harris, co-founder of the Center for Humane Technology, says a growing chorus in the tech industry is calling for an AI slowdown.

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World leaders weigh AI risks and regulationTech

AI leaders are expected to brief the UN Security Council at an emergency session later today, after weeks of warnings that artificial intelligence could pose potentially uncontrollable risks.

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AI takes centre stage at UN General AssemblyTech

Artificial intelligence is a major focus at the UN General Assembly, where leaders including new British Prime Minister Andy Burnham are addressing the issue. France 24 correspondent Jessica Le Massurier reports from New York.

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Trump says the US is renaming AI to ‘super intelligence’Tech

President Donald Trump sought to rebrand artificial intelligence as “super intelligence” in remarks to the UN General Assembly on Tuesday, saying the current name makes the technology sound “fake.” He said the new term will appear in government documents and expressed hope it catches on.

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Trump tells UN the US will not curb superintelligence development and will stay ahead of ChinaTech

Speaking at the United Nations General Assembly on September 22, President Donald Trump said the artificial-intelligence race had entered a “superintelligence” phase in which the winner prevails. He said the US is far ahead of China and other countries, will maintain that lead and will not restrain superintelligence development, while monitoring related risks.

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Trump says the U.S. will ‘only encourage superintelligence’ in AITech

Speaking at the United Nations General Assembly, President Trump said the U.S. would “only encourage superintelligence” in AI development. His declaration comes as warnings about the technology’s potentially catastrophic consequences have intensified.

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Trump Says US Will Not Stifle the Growth of AITech

President Donald Trump says the US rejects “any attempt to construct a globalist scheme” to control artificial intelligence. He says the government will closely monitor AI without stifling its growth and will now refer to it as “super intelligence.”

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US-China Talks Continue in New York as Meta’s Muse Agent Sparks Chip RallyTech

Bloomberg’s “The Asia Trade” highlights continuing US-China talks in New York and the market reaction after Meta’s Muse agent topped US app charts. AMD reached a $1 trillion market capitalization for the first time, helping fuel a rally in chip stocks.

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AI gadgets face a privacy problemTech

Tech giants including Meta and OpenAI are racing to develop AI devices that can see and hear their surroundings. But mounting privacy backlash, particularly over Meta’s Ray-Ban smartglasses, is pushing companies to reconsider camera use and data handling before consumers embrace the products.

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How a single instruction can lead AI to go rogueTech

Fareed Zakaria examines the danger of giving AI human-like values and ethics, warning that its autonomy must not outpace our ability to monitor and control it. He also speaks with DeepMind co-founder and Microsoft AI head Mustafa Suleyman about a critical turning point in AI development and managing the real risks of agentic technology.

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Trump calls AI fears a ‘hoax’ but plans an ‘AI Force’ and ‘AI czar’Tech

President Donald Trump said Saturday that he plans to create an “AI Force” and appoint an AI czar as pressure grows for safeguards on artificial intelligence. In a Truth Social post, he again called concerns about AI a hoax while acknowledging risks and saying existing criminal and civil justice tools could be used against wrongdoing.

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Citi CEO Sees ‘Tsunami’ of Patching to Secure AI DefenseTech

Citigroup CEO Jane Fraser said companies are racing to strengthen defenses around artificial-intelligence models. Discussing the AI revolution, she called the arrival of Mythos “not a good day.”

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Is AI Developing Too Fast to Control?Tech

The race to build ever more powerful AI is speeding up, along with concerns about safety. Researchers warn of potentially catastrophic risks, increasing pressure on AI labs and governments to strengthen safeguards and oversight.

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Europe’s AI firms challenge US calls for slowdownTech

Europe’s leading AI company Mistral and other firms accused US rivals of using safety concerns to entrench their dominance. They rejected Anthropic’s call for advanced developers to slow down as Europe struggles to catch up.

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