Artificial Intelligence

Microsoft rejects the race to build uncontrollable superintelligence

Microsoft rejects the race to build uncontrollable superintelligence

Microsoft AI says it rejects the race to create an all-purpose superintelligence that could escape human safeguards, laying out strict rules intended to keep future AI subordinate to people.

NASA and IBM built an open source AI that could help humans live on the Moon

NASA and IBM built an open source AI that could help humans live on the Moon

NASA and IBM have released an open source AI foundation model trained on massive amounts of lunar data. It could help scientists detect craters, study the Moon’s geology, and identify promising locations for water ice.

Fidji Simo left OpenAI for health reasons and two months later she joins Nscale

Fidji Simo left OpenAI for health reasons and two months later she joins Nscale

Fidji Simo is joining Nscale’s board just two months after leaving her full-time OpenAI role because of health concerns. The timing raises an obvious question, but Nscale itself may be the bigger story.

Here’s how AI can actually kill us all: Anthropic warns of bioweapon risk

Here’s how AI can actually kill us all: Anthropic warns of bioweapon risk

Forget killer robots. Anthropic says it identified scientists using Claude for research that could potentially support biological weapons development, offering a frightening look at how AI could become dangerous without ever turning against humanity.

Microsoft blocks kids under 13 from Copilot as it pushes age checks for AI

Microsoft blocks kids under 13 from Copilot as it pushes age checks for AI

Microsoft says children under 13 cannot use Copilot as it pushes an AI future built around age verification, differentiated experiences, and stronger protections for younger users.

Workers fear AI could make them worse at thinking and writing

Workers fear AI could make them worse at thinking and writing

AI may make employees more productive, but workers increasingly fear overreliance on the technology could weaken critical thinking, writing, creativity, and independent judgment.