The rise of powerful AI will be either the best, or the worst thing, ever to happen to humanity. We do not yet know which."
—Stephen Hawking
The appointments of Michael Rogers and Tom Moran add senior US military and intelligence expertise to the Japanese AI company’s efforts to address emerging security challenges associated with artificial intelligence (AI) and its applications in national security.
Chancellor John Healey said Britain would pursue a “distinctively British” approach to AI to strengthen its position in the global AI race, reduce reliance on external capabilities and bolster defences against cyberattacks and emerging biological threats.
OpenAI Chief Scientist warns that no AI lab has solved alignment and monitoring sufficiently. As AI capabilities advance, systems increasingly drive their own development, challenging efforts to keep humans in control and build defensive systems against the dangers posed by other AI.
Frontier AI models are doubling their offensive cyber performance every six months while costs crash. Banks, telecoms, energy firms and critical infrastructure are the next high-value targets, warns Irregular CEO Dan Lahav, who is calling for urgent Differential Defensive Cyber Acceleration.
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.
The White House said Gold Eagle will help government and industry jointly identify cyber risks, prioritize responses, and strengthen the resilience of systems that power the U.S. economy, national security and daily life.
