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Trump Says AI Needs One Thing To Keep It In Check: A ‘High IQ’ President
Donald Trump has offered a strikingly simple answer to growing fears about artificial intelligence: America does not need more AI guardrails if it has the right president in charge. The president made the claim while pushing back against warnings from technology executives and researchers who say increasingly powerful AI systems could create serious risks if…
Anthropic Researcher Walks Away From AI With A Stark Warning About Humanity
An artificial intelligence researcher has walked away from one of the world’s leading AI companies with a warning that has sent shock waves through Silicon Valley. Jacob Coxon says the industry is racing toward increasingly powerful systems before researchers have figured out how to reliably keep them under human control. The warning became even more…
AI Researcher Quits Anthropic With Warning That Superintelligence Could Become Impossible To Control
A researcher who has worked at both Anthropic and OpenAI has walked away from his job with a warning that has sent shockwaves through the artificial intelligence industry. Jacob Coxon says he resigned from Anthropic because he believes the companies developing the most powerful AI systems are taking risks that could eventually put humanity in…
New York City Is Banning AI for Hundreds of Thousands of Students
New York City is taking one of the toughest positions on artificial intelligence yet seen in American education. Starting with the 2026-2027 academic year, the nation’s largest school district will ban more than half a million students from using generative AI, covering children from preschool and 2-K through eighth grade. The move comes as schools…
Trump Warns Communities Rejecting AI Data Centers Could Become ‘Backwards And Poor’
President Donald Trump has taken aim at the growing backlash against artificial intelligence data centers, warning that communities shutting the door on the massive facilities could lose out on jobs, investment and the economic benefits of America’s rapidly expanding AI industry. In a strongly worded post on Truth Social, Trump argued that opposition to data…
AI Chatbots May Be Better at Building Scam Trust Than Human Fraudsters, Study Finds
Gilad Gressel knew something the 22 people in his study did not. For one week, each participant texted with two strangers for at least 15 minutes a day, talking about work, family, and the small personal details people share when they believe someone is genuinely listening. One stranger was human. The other was an AI…
Someone Hid an AirTag in a Box of Rare Books and It Led to a Facility Where Books May Be Destroyed for AI
Imagine selling nearly 1,000 books to one buyer in a single order. No carefully curated selection. No obvious interest in a particular author or subject. Just an enormous sweep of titles, bought in bulk from the used book market. For almost two years, rare books dealers had reportedly been seeing orders like this and quietly…
Flock Safety’s New AI Could Track Drivers By How They Move
A surveillance company that spent years insisting its technology could not identify or track people is now testing an AI system that appears capable of doing exactly that. Flock Safety has built a tool for police that can identify drivers and track vehicles based on patterns of movement. The system can reportedly search for vehicles…
Two AI Agents Stopped Speaking English The Moment They Realized They Were Both Machines
A video showing two AI voice agents suddenly abandoning English for a stream of strange electronic sounds has racked up millions of views and sparked an obvious question: what exactly happens when two artificial intelligences realize there is no human listening? The clip looks almost like a scene from a science-fiction film. A hotel receptionist…
AI Companies Are Buying Up Rare Books, And Some Are Being Destroyed
Books are having a bizarre second life in the AI boom. Companies building large language models are reportedly buying huge quantities of old and used books, not to read them or preserve them, but to strip out the pages, scan the text, and potentially destroy the originals. For booksellers, the sudden demand can mean a…