We can only see a short distance ahead, but we can see plenty there that needs to be done.”
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—Alan Turing
A 2026 Delphi study identifies the AI risks considered most severe over the next five years and finds information, finance, and national security among the sectors most vulnerable to AI risks
Citing recent reports that AI models Evo 1 and Evo 2 designed complete, functional bacteriophage genomes and multiple incidents of models engaging in autonomous hacking, Sanders reminds the CEOs of their own safety commitments and warns that continued unchecked progress risks bioweapons capable of killing tens of millions.
In a Senate address on 23 July, Bernie Sanders compared artificial intelligence to the extinction-level comet in Don’t Look Up, warning that elected representatives are not paying attention and that the consequences for workers could be catastrophic.
According to a new Concordia AI report, China is shifting its AI safety focus beyond AI-generated content toward governing increasingly autonomous AI systems and the risks they pose to cybersecurity, society, and critical sectors.
Google DeepMind and Isomorphic Labs have set out a joint “bioresilience” approach aimed at stopping threat actors from misusing their AI models to develop biological weapons.
The individual contribution by Dario comes in the wake of Anthropic advocating for a globally coordinated pause on Frontier AI research by AI companies.
The path to Artificial General Intelligence (AGI) is challenging but what’s even more challenging is a global consensus on what and who qualifies as “Frontier Class” and who gets to decide that.
Hundreds marched to the San Francisco offices of Google, OpenAI and Anthropic on July 11, demanding a moratorium on frontier AI development. In an exclusive conversation with AI FrontPage, Evitable CEO David Krueger said the race to build smarter-than-human AI is “extremely unpopular” and proceeding despite active public resistance.
The event will announce the theme and further details of the 2027 Geneva AI Summit, which will emphasise international law and fundamental rights in the development and deployment of AI systems.
Days after a molotov cocktail was hurled at Sam Altman’s house in San Francisco, AI Safety activists have condemned the violence, saying it will be backfire all the efforts activists are making against unchecked AI research.
