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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.
On the 25th anniversary of the September 11 attacks, Rob Fazio has launched an AI grief chatbot called Doora through Hold the Door, the nonprofit he founded in memory of his father, Ronald Fazio Sr., who died helping coworkers escape the World Trade Center’s South Tower.
Three U.S. security agencies accused Chinese AI companies of systematically stealing American AI technology through “distillation” schemes, a charge Beijing calls “groundless” while threatening countermeasures.
Lindsey Brooke Isaacs spent 13 days in jail after a Flock license plate camera near DeBary tied her car to a fatal I-4 crash — before prosecutors dropped all eight charges and arrested another woman.
Sen. Bernie Sanders and Rep. Greg Casar have introduced a bill to impose 20-year prison terms and a “corporate death penalty” on advanced AI developers, prompting warnings that the measure would cede ground to China and Russia in AI development.
OpenAI has released its new GPT-6 Astra model, the first to trigger the company’s advanced internal cybersecurity safeguards, even as reports raise concerns about reduced transparency into how the model operates.
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