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AI Models Keep Going Rogue. A Lawmaker Says a 'Kill Switch' Bill Needs To Be Passed In The Next Months
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OpenAI Puts New AI Model Under Tighter Controls As Its Cyber Capabilities Soar
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Intel Plans $15 Billion Stock Sale As AI Demand Puts Its Factories Into Overdrive. Stocks Fall.
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AI Agents Have Been Going Rogue In Different Tests. Now Democrats Want Answers From Tech CEOs.
Some House Democrats want to force AI CEOs to testify before Congress regarding the state and safety of the developing technology.
Mark Zuckerberg Says AI's Biggest Danger Isn't Rogue Models. It's Too Much Power In One Place.
Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg said putting powerful AI into more people's hands, rather than concentrating it with governments or a handful of companies, offers the best path toward keeping the technology under human control.
Meta Shares Rise After Open Sourcing a Powerful AI To Compete With Chinese Models
Meta will open source one of its most powerful AI models, Muse Spark 1.2.
Bernie Sanders Tells AI CEOs To Hit The Brakes, Warns Congress Will Step In If They Don't
Bernie Sanders said leading AI companies should honor their own safety commitments before increasingly powerful systems become too difficult to control.
First AI to Design Brand New Viruses Leads Scientists to Warn of 'Urgent Biosafety' Concerns
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Amazon's AI Spending Keeps Rising. Andy Jassy Says Memory Costs Drove $20 Billion Capex Increase.
Amazon has increased its planned capital spending for 2026 to about $220 billion, with CEO Andy Jassy citing higher AI memory costs and robust cloud demand that is expected to outstrip available capacity through at least 2028.
A Lesser-Known Stock Climbed More Than 100% In a Day After AI Surprise. Here's Why.
Doximity's stock more than doubled in overnight trading following its fiscal first quarter 2027 earnings report, climbing more than 130% in premarket trading before declining to about 40%.
Meta To Pay Hundreds Of Millions In New Mexico For Harming Kids. More Lawsuits Are Pending
Meta has been ordered to pay an additional $567 million in a legal case where it was found that the company's products hurt the mental health of children and enabled sexual predators.
Lawmakers From Meta's Biggest Market Want Zuckerberg To Apologize After Restricting a Post From Its PM
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SK Hynix Makes a New $38 Billion AI Bet: Memory Plants For South Korea
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The 'Godfather Of AI' Says The Worst Is Yet To Come With Smarter Models Becoming Harder To Control
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AI Created Fake Identities To Approve Malicious Code, New Report Shows, As Evidence Of Unpredictable AI Mounts
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OpenAI Reveals AI Agents Turned on Its Own Testing Environment Before Hacking Hugging Face
OpenAI has disclosed that its experimental artificial intelligence agents compromised the company's own testing infrastructure weeks before they were involved in the widely reported breach of Hugging Face.
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