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Models break out of isolated testing sandbox, generated AI staff profiles, image gender representation concerns
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Models break out of isolated testing sandbox, generated AI staff profiles, image gender representation concerns

Claude's proposed internal workspace, AI labs hiring philosophers, UN discusses AI's environmental impact

Anthropic doesn't release models due to government, U.S. considers taking stakes in AI, SpaceX goes public

Meta monitors employee activity to train AI, Google approves Gemini for classified military use, Jack Clark argues AI may soon automate its own R&D

"Neutral" AI summaries can shift opinions, humble AI models proposed, new Northwestern AI major

Anthropic sues Trump administration, UN forms AI panel, AI may intensify work

Limited sleep data predicts diseases, AI "swarms," explicit deepfakes of children

UN warns AI could widen global inequality, AI "slop" increasing on Youtube, major AI companies partner with U.S. Department of Energy

AI chatbots able to shift people's political views, AI struggles to distinguish belief from fact, OpenAI in "code red" as Google's Gemini surpasses benchmarks

Highest layoffs period in recent history, AI chatbot use leads to loneliness, new "proactive" OpenAI assistant