OpenAI Chief: World Right to Fear AI, But Trust Us
Sam Altman says public fears about artificial intelligence are justified, but insists AI companies can be trusted to self-regulate as the technology races ahead.
Sam Altman says public fears about artificial intelligence are justified, but insists AI companies can be trusted to self-regulate as the technology races ahead.
Heads of the world’s top AI labs are reportedly discussing a pact to slow their frantic race for dominance and are exploring a new body to oversee increasingly powerful AI systems.
A wave of investor anxiety over potential new artificial intelligence regulations wiped out roughly $300 billion in market value in a single trading session, reflecting how sensitive tech-heavy indexes have become to policy signals.
A Mexican opinion columnist argues that humanity is approaching a handful of pivotal moments in artificial intelligence development that could permanently alter the course of society.
The United Nations has called for swift global rules on artificial intelligence, warning of the technology's risks, even as former US President Donald Trump reportedly dismissed such concerns as a 'sick conspiracy.'
In the first installment of a new column, a sitting justice on Mexico's Supreme Court opens a debate on what happens to human judgment as artificial intelligence increasingly enters courtrooms and everyday decision-making.
The United Nations' top human rights official warned that runaway AI development threatens humanity's future, as fears of an AI-driven extinction event by 2030 collide with a fierce US-China race for tech dominance.
An expert argues that artificial intelligence itself isn't inherently dangerous—the real risks emerge from how people choose to use it.
A Mixtec engineer told Mexican lawmakers that indigenous languages risk vanishing from the digital world and called for artificial intelligence tools to help preserve them.
Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum says the use of artificial intelligence in political campaigns and elections should be discussed as a matter of national policy, not left unregulated.
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