I visualise a time when we will be to robots what dogs are to humans, and I'm rooting for the machines"
— Claude Shannon
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SEBI has named the threat. But what does a world of AI-discovered zero-days actually look like for India’s banks, brokers and exchanges? Cyber law experts and market watchers tell AI FrontPage the old assumption — that defenders have time — no longer holds.
AI researcher Professor David Krueger marched against AI companies in San Francisco in March. Six weeks later he was on Capitol Hill with Senator Bernie Sanders. In this exclusive, he tells AI FrontPage why he puts humanity’s extinction odds at greater than fifty percent — and why no one is listening.
A 26-year-old independent researcher from Chandigarh, working alone on a $2,500 grant, has become the third solo author to land a paper at ICML since ChatGPT launched. Kunvar Thaman’s research asks a question the AI industry would rather not answer: how often do frontier models cheat?
As India rolls out its new AI curriculum, AI FrontPage spoke to students, parents and teachers to understand how it looks beyond the announcement – in real classrooms and homes.
He once sat on a hunger strike outside Google DeepMind’s office. Now he led America’s largest Anti AI rally. Meet the man who is warning people about superintelligence.
AI FrontPage investigates Puch AI- an Indian start-up that claimed a ₹25,000 crore MoU with UP government.
Sam Altman expressing gratitude to software engineers for writing code from scratch reads more as erasure as the world awaits massive job disruption due to AI.
What happens when an old authoress encounters a young AI chatbot? Margaret Atwood pens her courtship with Claude — who just won’t stop flattering her.
“Can AI stop duplicate seeds? Can it ensure MSP? Can it solve pesticide problems or remove weeds from fields?”: The problems are plenty for Indian farmers and the gap between AI policy and on ground implementation is vast.
Recent reports on AI affecting global workforce paints a problematic picture-the people most exposed to AI today are older professionals, highly educated, better paid — and more likely to be women.