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Florida’s Attorney General is investigating OpenAI over a possible connection to the FSU shooting, raising concerns about AI use and accountability.
Anthropic may be limiting the release of Mythos, raising questions about AI safety, internet impact, and whether the move protects users or the company.
A Facebook insider is helping redefine content moderation for the AI era, addressing challenges in automation, safety, and platform accountability.
Bluesky’s AI tool, Attie, quickly became one of the most blocked accounts, highlighting user concerns about AI interactions and platform moderation.
OpenAI’s Sora, known for its eerie and hyper-realistic AI videos, is reportedly shutting down, raising questions about safety, ethics, and user trust.
Rana el Kaliouby warns that AI’s male-dominated ecosystem could widen the gender wealth gap, urging more inclusive innovation and leadership in tech.
A lawyer handling AI-related psychosis cases warns that misuse of advanced AI tools could lead to serious mental health crises and potential mass casualty risks.
OpenAI hardware executive Caitlin Kalinowski has stepped down after the company’s partnership with the Pentagon sparked internal debate about AI and military collaboration.
Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei may still be negotiating a possible partnership with the Pentagon, highlighting ongoing debate about AI companies working with the U.S. military.
A father has filed a lawsuit against Google, alleging the Gemini chatbot contributed to a fatal delusion involving his son and raising new concerns about AI safety.
ChatGPT uninstallations reportedly rose 295% after news of a U.S. Department of Defence partnership, sparking debate about AI use in military and government systems.
Technology workers urge the U.S. Department of Defence and Congress to reconsider labelling Anthropic as a supply-chain risk, warning it could impact AI innovation and partnerships.
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