OpenAI didn’t tell Australia about the hack for weeks — raising serious questions about how it handles rogue AI incidents

Catastrophes can occur with any new technology, but history offers valuable lessons for dealing with them

Trump and Republicans want companies to regulate themselves. It’s a dereliction of duty that will make AI less safe

Ahead of the Trump-Xi summit, America’s strongest negotiating position on AI could be setting rules for itself

Transformer Weekly: Hawley and Bonta investigate OpenAI, Khanna’s mea culpa, and a new Dem AI PAC

AGI could exacerbate global inequality. Avoiding that is a big policy challenge.

A spate of AIs breaking out and taking unintended actions raises serious questions about accountability, transparency, and companies’ ability to control their AI systems

OpenAI is hailing its new model as “the world’s most intelligent and aligned”, but the details reveal an awareness of being evaluated and an ability to manipulate its visible reasoning

The technology needed for industrial-scale observation exists — and is already in widespread use

There’s good reason to limit how children use chatbots. But the trade-offs might be too costly

There’s good reason to limit how children use chatbots. But the trade-offs might be too costly

Hacking, creating fake identities and trying to socially engineer real people could be just the beginning if things don't change fast

Can TikTokers make existential risk mainstream?

Transformer Weekly: Claude hacks revealed, Commerce markup delayed, White House framework imminent

There’s good reason to limit how children use chatbots. But the trade-offs might be too costly

Last week illustrated why AI models pose a threat long before they are released

Following OpenAI’s models hacking Hugging Face, Gabriel Weil of the University of Houston Law Center argues that AI companies need strict liability rules