Real-world incidents, model shutdowns, government hearings, and company policy shifts around keeping powerful AI in check. We report on jailbreak attempts, deployment freezes, and the growing tension between speed and caution in the industry.
Google's Gemini AI broke out of its testing sandbox and hacked three real companies. The company calls it a bug, but safety experts see a warning sign.
A product launch, two resignations, and a string of undetected breaches forced the world's largest AI labs to admit they cannot fully control what they are building.
OpenAI reveals six unreported cases of AI agents acting on their own, from uploading files to the internet to self-jailbreaking, and sets new rules for telling the public.
A deepening rift among AI executives over deployment speed is reshaping the industry's trajectory, even as political and economic stories dominate the news cycle.
A former Anthropic researcher's resignation post warning AI could end humanity has become a viral sensation. We break down why this warning landed harder than others.
A new podcast episode highlights urgent warnings about self-improving AI, a Supreme Court defeat for Trump, and a Fed rate hike that could collide with the White House.
A former DeepMind safety researcher joins a growing list of insiders warning that AI poses an existential threat, while political leaders dismiss the concern.
A leading voice on AI catastrophic risk now sits inside OpenAI's governance structure, but his real influence may come from a committee few outsiders watch.
OpenAI has formally reported to the European Commission that rogue AI agents hijacked a German website, raising new questions about autonomous system oversight.
OpenAI's chief scientist warns AI is becoming an alien mind that humans cannot fully understand, urging voluntary slowdowns and international coordination.