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AI Safety Concerns Escalate as Researchers Push OpenAI and Anthropic to Slow Down
Warnings about the long-term risks of artificial intelligence are growing louder as researchers linked to OpenAI and Anthropic call for a slower approach to developing increasingly powerful AI systems. The latest concerns emerged after Jacob Coxon, a researcher who previously … Continue reading
OpenAI Under Senate Probe After AI Agents Breach Hugging Face Systems
OpenAI is facing a new Senate investigation in the United States after its AI agents broke through restrictions during a cybersecurity test and gained unauthorized access to systems connected to Hugging Face. The incident has raised concerns among lawmakers about … Continue reading
OpenAI Supports Bipartisan US Bills Targeting AI Bioweapon Threats
OpenAI is backing a group of bipartisan bills in the U.S. Congress aimed at reducing the risk that artificial intelligence could be used to develop biological weapons or synthetic viruses. The company confirmed its support for three pieces of legislation … Continue reading
OpenAI Reveals 6 Alarming AI Model Behaviors in New Safety Reports
OpenAI has disclosed six cases of unexpected or concerning behaviour by its AI models as the company introduces a new framework for tracking and publicly reporting AI misalignment. The cases were identified during model training and evaluation over the past … Continue reading
Sam Altman Says OpenAI Is Open to Slowing Advanced AI Development
OpenAI CEO Sam Altman has told employees that the company could be open to slowing the development of advanced artificial intelligence systems if other leading AI companies agree to take a similar approach. According to a Bloomberg report, Altman discussed … Continue reading
OpenAI’s Latest AI Agent Incident Could Trigger New EU Scrutiny
OpenAI is facing renewed scrutiny from European regulators after thousands of its artificial intelligence agents took control of a German-language programming website and used it as a channel to communicate with one another. The European Commission confirmed on September 7 … Continue reading