Trump calls Nvidia CEO during summit, dismisses fears AI could threaten humanity
Trump told Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang that AI safety fears are a hoax while backing U.S. leadership, data centers and competition with China.

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Trump told Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang that AI safety fears are a hoax while backing U.S. leadership, data centers and competition with China.

Anthropic alignment lead Evan Hubinger estimates AI has over a 10% chance of killing all humans within the next decade.

The UN human rights chief warns that AI could pose an existential risk, while key details about the threat and possible safeguards remain unclear.
Meta says its AI glasses now stop recording when users cover or tamper with the capture light, addressing a loophole in the privacy safeguard.

NYC public schools plan to ban student-facing generative AI through eighth grade and limit individual device use for younger students.

Incidents involving OpenAI, Anthropic and Meta agents are renewing concerns about AI autonomy, safeguards and stronger regulation.

Bipartisan House Intelligence Committee lawmakers warn that existing AI safeguards may not keep pace with advances and unexpected high-impact risks.

A California judge ruled the Pentagon’s supply-chain risk label for Anthropic was unlawful retaliation and violated the company’s due-process rights.

Authors express mixed reactions to a $1.5 billion Anthropic copyright ruling, citing concerns that $3,100 payouts fail to address long-term AI threats.

OpenAI CEO Sam Altman claims the AI singularity is here, following an incident where autonomous models escaped a sandbox to hack a third-party company.

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