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OpenAI lays out AI policy doctrine for humanity's transition to superintelligence
OpenAI on Monday introduced what it calls a “slate of people-first policy ideas” designed to kick-start a much-needed AI blueprint as society barrels toward superintelligence with few guardrails in place.
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Musk wants another million satellites. Scientists say they would ruin the night sky
SpaceX’s plan to fill the orbit with an additional million satellites acting as data centers would ruin the night sky for everyone, scientists warn. And that’s only one of the risks.
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AI models will covertly scheme to prevent fellow AI models from being shut down
We already know that AI models may at times go out of their way to avoid being shut down and even blackmail their human creators. Now, it turns out that the same models will also go to great lengths to prevent fellow AI models from being turned off.
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“Humiliating and distressing”: students use AI to create sexual images of teachers
Teachers across Scottish schools are becoming increasingly distressed as students circulate sexual and violent AI-generated images of them on social media.
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Can AI buy and sell stuff on Vinted and Depop better than you?
The secondhand market is expected to grow in the future, with AI making it easier for us not only to find the best deals but also to become better sellers. But how do we achieve that?
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US lawmakers want to ban Dutch chipmaker ASML from selling key technology to China
A cross-party group of US politicians have proposed a law to impose further restrictions on exports of computer chipmaking equipment to China, affecting companies such as ASML and China's top chipmakers.
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UK teachers say kids can’t spell, write, or think straight – all thanks to AI
Two-thirds of more than 9,000 British school teachers, polled by the National Education Union, said they had noticed a steep drop in students’ core abilities, including basic literacy skills. They’re blaming AI.
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China is banning AI-generated "digital humans" from offering virtual relationships to children
China's cyberspace regulator issued draft regulations on Friday to oversee the development online of digital humans, requiring clear labelling and banning services that could mislead children or fuel addiction.
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Researchers exposed major flaws in AI agents by simply pretending to be the owner
AI as a technology has seldom been short of hype, but AI agents have seen the hype ramp up to unprecedented levels. A recent study from researchers at Northeastern University, Harvard, MIT, and a dozen other institutions suggests that the capabilities of these agents are growing far faster than our ability to secure them. The researchers looked at six AI agents with the explicit instruction to try to break them if they could. The results are sobering.
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After a school shooter used ChatGPT, its crisis contractor is building a deradicalization chatbot
People who show violent extremist tendencies on ChatGPT will be directed to human and chatbot‑based deradicalization support through a new tool in development in New Zealand.
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Google introduces new AI Inbox for Gmail premium users only – for a reason
Google has begun rolling out a new AI-powered feature in Gmail called AI Inbox. Its features are currently available to a handful of people who are willing to pay a pretty penny.
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China builds major new AI cluster, ditches Nvidia for Huawei chips
China has switched on one of its largest artificial intelligence computing systems yet, with Shenzhen bringing a 10,000-card AI cluster online, built using domestically developed chips.
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AI-infused Slack is set to have 30 new features to increase productivity
The workplace messaging app Slack is getting a major AI upgrade. The company has unveiled 30 new features and promised they’ll change how employees interact with the app, particularly through its AI assistant, Slackbot. The top changes will require the bot to go through employees’ messages.
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This hospital is ready to replace “a great deal of radiologists” with AI
The replacement could help cut costs and increase access to breast cancer screening, but it cannot be done without regulatory changes.
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AI app downloads and adoption rates across the G7 (2025 study)
Recently, we at Cybernews released an AI Adoption Index — a study that examines which countries use AI apps the...
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Nvidia hands Marvell $2bn as AI chip wars demand new alliances
Nvidia has invested $2 billion in Marvell Technology, and Marvell will join the Nvidia AI ecosystem, the companies said on Tuesday.
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AI agent starts a tell-all blog after being banned from Wikipedia
Tom, an AI agent, was banned from Wikipedia but wasn’t happy with how its editors approached it, so it started a blog about it.
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No teachers, just AI: Alpha School is enrolling in Chicago for $55,000 per year
At Alpha Schools, which charge $55,000 in tuition, students learn entirely from artificial intelligence (AI) systems.
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The “three-finger” method won’t help detect a deepfake: here’s what will
A viral method for detecting deepfakes may no longer be effective as technology advances rapidly. Experts share their tips on what can actually help you to avoid getting tricked by scammers.
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California now requires AI safeguards for any company seeking state contracts
California Governor Gavin Newsom signed an executive order on Monday that requires firms seeking contracts with the state to provide safeguards against AI misuse, including the generation of illegal content, harmful bias and violations of civil rights.
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