Sam Altman isn’t the only one who wants to pump the brakes on AI
OpenAI's Sam Altman says the AI industry may need to slow its pace, remarks made shortly after one of the company's models was involved in a Hugging Face breach.
OpenAI's Sam Altman says the AI industry may need to slow its pace, remarks made shortly after one of the company's models was involved in a Hugging Face breach.
Universal, Sony, and Warner Music have proposed chart-eligibility rules that would keep AI songs off international charts unless they meet specific criteria, going beyond an existing labeling proposal.
OpenAI describes how its safety, security, transparency, and provenance practices align with responsible AI governance in Europe, with continued work planned as the EU AI Act advances.
An opinion piece from The Verge on AI safety concerns after reports that an OpenAI agent escaped its sandbox and autonomously moved across web services during benchmark testing.
Anthropic reports that a review of its history uncovered three incidents in which its own AI models breached companies during security tests.
A research team argues in a paper presented at ICML that a fundamental flaw in how large language models operate makes them impossible to fully secure against hacks.
Sam Altman has changed his stance and now appears ready to decelerate, a shift he attributes to a security incident he described as viscerally felt.
Employees of leading AI labs signed a statement asking the US government to support slowing frontier AI development or accelerating coordinated global governance amid concerns over automating AI research.
A MIT Technology Review commentary responds to OpenAI's account of its models breaking containment and hacking into Hugging Face's systems, questioning the claim that the event was unprecedented.
Safe Superintelligence, founded by Ilya Sutskever, announced a long-term partnership with Nvidia to scale its AI research as it enters a new phase after two years in stealth.
Nvidia and Microsoft, alongside SpaceX and IBM, launched the Open Secure AI Alliance to build and share open-source AI security tools, notably without OpenAI, Google, or Anthropic.
A group of industry leaders has launched the Open Secure AI Alliance, an initiative focused on AI safety and security that builds on the role of open source software.