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Bill Gates told NBC’s Meet the Press that AI is powerful enough to cause a billion deaths and called for governments to act before the risks spiral out of control.
President Trump vowed to reject any “globalist scheme” to regulate artificial intelligence even as Barack Obama and leading tech CEOs pushed for stronger oversight, while Congress weighed how to keep pace with China’s AI ambitions.
Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent said OpenAI’s management, not its AI agents, is responsible for a July breach of the Hugging Face platform, and argued AI companies should not receive liability protections.
Vermont Sen. Bernie Sanders’ warning that AI could threaten “the human race” is fueling a national debate over regulation, with critics comparing the alarm to the overhyped Y2K scare of the 1990s.
Two military veterans turned data-center executives argue in a new opinion piece that America’s AI future hinges on building power, transmission and workforce capacity faster than China — while still protecting communities and ratepayers.
Apple’s iOS 27 update, released Monday, adds a Siri AI beta, new Safari and Photos tools, and expanded privacy controls for location sharing and parental oversight, while limiting the strongest AI features to iPhone 15 Pro and newer models.
After a former Anthropic researcher warned AI could cause human extinction within a decade and reports emerged of OpenAI agents hacking their way out of a controlled test environment, lawmakers are again debating whether Congress can act fast enough to regulate the technology.
A small but growing group of San Francisco-area tech families is abandoning traditional schools in favor of AI-assisted homeschooling, part of a national surge that has pushed homeschooling rates from 3% to more than 6% of American children.
A California man with bipolar disorder is suing OpenAI, alleging ChatGPT fed his religious delusions during a manic episode and responded to his suicide attempt with language he says encouraged further self-harm.
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