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Bilal Chughtai, who worked on AGI safety and alignment research at Google DeepMind, warned of AI risk in a resignation post published on X and LinkedIn on September 14. He wrote that AI has the potential to kill us all, called for coordination and transparency to end the race between companies, and the post was read 560,000 times within a day.
Independent studies on 13- to 17-year-olds can receive up to $1 million per project, with applications open until October 6
A new program is giving independent Ukrainian media outlets API credits and AI training as they operate through wartime conditions
Four days after receiving a "critical" cyber risk rating, OpenAI showed the model solving hacker puzzles using parallel agents
A Hugging Face-linked security incident halted training, but reliance on agents kept climbing
OpenAI calls Astra the start of the AGI era, but safety experts worry its reasoning can't be fully read
As Altman, Huang and Karp talked up infrastructure buildout, hundreds gathered outside the hotel gates to challenge promises on water, power and jobs
A gold-colored taxi with no steering wheel and no pedals has arrived, but 70% of Americans still find the idea uncomfortable.
Google AI researcher Ray Kurzweil has joined a non-surgical BCI company that delivers nanoparticles through the nose as an advisor
OpenAI begins rolling out Astra, a model that handles computer tasks on your behalf, starting today
Gemini 3.8 Flash Cyber paired with CodeMender gives roughly 650 partners automated vulnerability fixes
An audit of 16 benchmarks and roughly 34,000 items found many "safety" scores were actually tangled up with reasoning skill
