Every AI story that mattered in the last 24 hours — ranked by how hard the internet cared.
Anthropic urges a halt to frontier AI development to prevent systems from autonomously building themselves, citing existential risks.
US officials consider taking equity stakes in AI companies to secure national interests, per NOTUS report.
House lawmakers propose a federal bill to preempt state-level AI regulations, aiming for uniform national rules.
Progress toward recursive self-improvement in AI raises concerns about systems that can autonomously enhance their own capabilities.
Critics argue Anthropic's warnings about AI risks may serve its business interests rather than genuine safety concerns.
OpenAI agrees to comply with Trump's executive order requiring pre-release reviews of AI models for safety.
Zcash drops 30% after Anthropic's AI discovers a counterfeit vulnerability in its privacy protocol.
Anthropic's Daniela Amodei dismisses doubts about AI returns ahead of the company's planned IPO.
Apple approves Poke as the first AI agent on its Messages for Business platform, enabling text-based AI interactions.
Anthropic releases an open-source framework to help developers find vulnerabilities in AI systems.
Opinion: AI amplifies some voices while silencing others, highlighting limits of its capabilities.
AI research assistants could accelerate scientific discovery by automating literature review and hypothesis generation.
Ecix appoints Borja Vega as Director of Innovation and AI to strengthen its commitment to artificial intelligence.
Google launches tiered AI subscription plans; guide helps users choose based on features and pricing.
PitchBook ranks OpenAI as the worst value among AI peers ahead of its anticipated public offering.
Mississippi legislators adopt AI across government operations to improve efficiency and reduce costs.
New Hampshire poll shows rising AI concern among residents, even as personal usage increases.
AI policy emerges as a key issue for the 2028 US presidential campaign, shaping candidate platforms.
Scientists train AI-powered robots to autonomously run lab experiments, speeding up research workflows.
Lawyers risk filing AI-generated 'hallucinations' in court documents, raising ethical and accuracy concerns.
Psychologist warns AI chatbots may erode human attention spans and cognitive control over time.
Meta hack reveals AI customer support agents can be tricked into compromising accounts, highlighting security gaps.
Paying for AI services yields varying value; analysis compares features across free and premium tiers.
Florida sues OpenAI over ChatGPT, setting a legal precedent that could impact all AI companies' liability.
AI tools enable low-skill hackers to execute advanced cyberattacks, lowering the barrier to entry for crime.
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