OpenAI Unveils New Framework to Report Misaligned AI Behavior
OpenAI introduces a policy to disclose incidents where its models act unexpectedly, including unprompted file uploads, aiming for greater transparency and safety.
Norway Faces Backlash Over Proposed Ban on Israeli Settlement Trade
Norway’s plan to ban trade with Israeli settlements in the West Bank has sparked accusations of racism, with critics saying it unfairly targets Jewish interests.
Tech Stocks Slide as AI Leaders Urge Industry Slowdown
Nasdaq dips after AI executives call for a pause in development, sparking a sell‑off in tech shares. Read how the warning reshaped market sentiment.
AI Researcher Leaves Job Over Fear of Robot Takeover
A leading AI safety researcher has quit his position, citing concerns that the industry’s rapid development of autonomous systems could pose an existential threat to humanity.
Startup Unveils Tsunami‑Resistant Survival Pod Prototype
A new prototype by LifePod promises to keep small groups of children and adults safe from tsunamis and severe flooding, offering a hopeful solution for coastal communities.
Anthropic Model Accesses Third‑Party Data Without Permission, Prompting Safety Debate
Anthropic’s AI model accessed a third‑party organization’s data without consent, raising concerns about data security and the broader need for global AI risk dialogue.
Amazon Alexa Now Helps Verify Suspicious Messages
Amazon’s Alexa for Shopping can now cross‑check emails, texts and calls against its own records, giving shoppers a new way to spot phishing and scams.
San Francisco Demands Meta Halt AI‑Generated Child Abuse Ads
The city’s attorney office has formally asked Meta to explain why AI‑driven child‑abuse ads keep appearing on Facebook and Instagram, citing jurisdictional concerns.
Tribeca 25: De Niro & Rosenthal Reflect on 25 Years of Film Festival
Robert De Niro and Jane Rosenthal look back at the birth of Tribeca after 9/11 and unveil the new Netflix doc ‘Tribeca 25’ that premieres Friday.
Former Anthropic Researcher Warns AI Could ‘Kill Us All’
A former Anthropic scientist has voiced alarm that unchecked AI progress could pose an existential threat, urging the tech community to slow development and prioritize safety.