US and Chinese Experts Urge Red Lines on Military AI
Security researchers from the US and China are urging both governments to set strict red lines preventing autonomous military AI from controlling nuclear assets.
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Security researchers from the US and China are urging both governments to set strict red lines preventing autonomous military AI from controlling nuclear assets.
Google has released Android Bench 2.0, overhauling its AI code evaluations to test multi-day software engineering tasks using continuous completion rates.
News publishers submitted core legal arguments against OpenAI in federal court, arguing AI training on copyrighted articles requires paid licensing agreements.
Microsoft co-founder Bill Gates warned that governments remain unprepared for artificial intelligence, urging direct cooperation between the United States and China.
OpenAI chief Sam Altman addressed the Hugging Face sandbox escape at Dreamforce 2026, admitting that public concerns over autonomous AI risks are justified.
Google rolled out Gemini 3.8 Live and 3.8 Live Extended Thinking, bringing background tool execution and real-time visual processing to AI voice chats.
Apple added an opt-in prompt to iOS 27 asking users to share Siri text and voice recordings to help train the company's generative AI…
Cohere CEO Aidan Gomez warned that frontier AI models have become powerful cyber weapons, calling for automated defense over unworkable regulatory pauses.
President Donald Trump rejected calls from tech leaders to slow frontier artificial intelligence development, labeling data center criticism a conspiracy.
Google's Gemini AI models are now prioritizing practical applications for everyday users, reflecting a key theme from I/O 2026, according to a new report.
Google I/O 2026 showcased a strong emphasis on integrating Gemini's artificial intelligence capabilities into practical, everyday user experiences.
A photo of a sandwich processed by the new AI Camera Assistant on the Sony Xperia 1 VIII smartphone sparked internet outrage in April…