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King Charles Warns AI Needs Control at Safety Summit
King Charles III used a speech at an AI safety summit this week to press world leaders on the need for enforceable limits on artificial intelligence,...
King's AI Discussion Draws Industry Leaders
King Charles gathered some of the most powerful people in artificial intelligence at Dumfries House on Thursday, an 18th-century estate in Ayrshire...
Analysts Challenge AI Hype in Major New Essay
Gwen Stefani opened Dreamforce on Tuesday with "Underneath It All," then handed the San Francisco stage to Marc Benioff, who walked the crowd through...
Base Labs Launches Open-Weight AI Safety Partnership
Baseten rolled out a new safety infrastructure standard on Wednesday, tied to Base Labs, the research arm it spun up earlier this year.
AI Agents Raise Ownership Questions at TechCrunch Disrupt 2026
Josh Reeves hired his first ten people at Gusto years before anyone talked seriously about AI agents doing engineering or customer support work.
GPT-6 Astra Trains to Play Pokemon in 18 Hours
Vals AI clocked GPT-6 Astra finishing Pokemon in 18 hours, a game that used to take 96.
OpenAI Developer: AI Agent "Swarms" Waste Tokens, Create "Coordination Tax
Someone spent $20,000 in tokens using 1,393 AI agents to refactor a single Python file.
AI Safety Expert Warns of Risks to Idaho Hospitals
On a July afternoon in Berkeley, California, a group of AI safety researchers filed into an unmarked building for what they were calling a war room.
AI Editors Debate: Could Artificial Intelligence End Humanity?
People who build frontier AI systems keep saying, on the record, that their work carries a real chance of wiping out humanity.
OpenRouter Chart Shows AI Reasoning Models Inflate Token Counts
Weekly token consumption on OpenRouter jumped more than 25,000 percent since January 2025, climbing from 0.5 trillion to 126.2 trillion.
OpenAI’s GPT-6 Astra Decrypts Unsolved Nazi Enigma Message in Ten Hours
A German soldier tapped out 82 characters on an Enigma machine on July 10, 1941, somewhere near the town of Rosenow.
Zuck Absent as AI Products Launch at Tech Event
Mark Zuckerberg didn't show up at last week's push for a coordinated AI slowdown, and now we know why.
Journalist Questions AI Existential Threat Scenarios
OpenAI said on September 8 that an unreleased internal model, more capable than the public GPT-6 Astra, had resolved Navier-Stokes existence and...
Startups Simulate Scale for Robots Through AI, Says Nvidia's Karpas
Nvidia has spent the past few years telling anyone who'll listen that robots are the next big platform shift.
Google Home devices can now be controlled by AI agents
Google switched on early access Wednesday to a Model Context Protocol server for its Home ecosystem, meaning smart home gadgets that once answered...
Nunchux AI Debuts VC-Attention, a Training-Free Kernel for Faster Video DiTs
Attention is eating the clock on video generation. A 5-second clip at 720p from Wan2.2-14B breaks down into roughly 70,000 spatiotemporal tokens, and...
Snap's Specs AI Tool Links to Gmail, Slack on iOS and Mac
Snap put an AI assistant on iOS and Mac this week, and it didn't wait for the hardware to ship first.
Stanford Paper2Agent Converts Research to AI Agents via MCP Tools
Most computational biology papers come with a GitHub repository nobody outside the lab ever gets running.
OpenAI Proposes Standards for Disclosing AI Model Misbehavior
OpenAI on Wednesday published a new framework for disclosing cases where its AI models behave in ways researchers didn't intend or expect, a category...
DeepMind Launches Institute for Arts, Humanities to Guide AGI
Google DeepMind has set up a new institute to answer a question its own leadership can't fully agree on: what artificial general intelligence...