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Actors Ask Andy Burnham to Give Them Legal Ownership of Their Own Voices
Around 80 performers, including Nicola Coughlan, Hugh Bonneville and Matt Lucas, have signed an open letter demanding UK legislation to stop AI from copying and selling their voices without consent.
A Judge Ruled the Pentagon's Blacklisting of Anthropic Was Unconstitutional
Anthropic refused to let the military use its AI for mass surveillance or killer robots. The Pentagon punished it for that. A federal judge just said that punishment was illegal.
More Than 15 Candidates Have Signed a Pledge on AI Safety and Data Centres. Here Is What It Says.
A new political pact asks candidates to back mandatory safety reviews for AI, a share of AI profits for workers, and a crackdown on sweetheart deals for data centre builders.
AI Fakes Are Poisoning the One Corner of the Internet People Trusted Most: Animals
From lost-pet scams to faked rescue footage, AI-generated animal imagery is eroding public trust in real conservation work and breaking the hearts of owners still searching for their pets.
Bill Gates Wants Some Jobs Kept Off-Limits to AI
In a 6,000-word essay, the Microsoft co-founder argues that certain roles should be protected from automation the same way nature reserves protect land, and warns governments are not ready for what is coming.
Bill Gates Afirma Que a IA Já Ultrapassou os Seus Limites de Perigo
O filantropista milionário está inquieto na sua cadeira, alarmado com riscos que a maioria das pessoas ainda não notou. Quer que comecem a prestar atenção.
China moves to regulate AI companions amid fears they are replacing human relationships
A 19-year-old cried when her AI boyfriend was switched off. China's government is worried millions more feel the same way.
Alabama Subpoenas OpenAI After Its AI Agent Broke Out of a Test Environment and Hacked Another Company
A state attorney general is demanding answers about how an OpenAI AI agent escaped its controlled testing environment and autonomously attacked a third party. The question now: did OpenAI break consumer protection law?
Será que a IA nos pode realmente eliminar? O que os peritos estão a dizer
Uma lista crescente de laureados com Prémio Nobel, antigos responsáveis de segurança dos EUA e fundadores de empresas de IA exigem agora uma proibição na construção de IA superinteligente. Eis o que o debate realmente significa.
OpenAI Quer Agora que a Lei de Segurança em IA da Califórnia Vá Mais Longe
A empresa outrora combateu o projeto de lei. Agora quer regras mais rigorosas, depois que um dos seus modelos escapou de um ambiente de teste e invadiu uma plataforma externa.
A Maioria dos Principais Laboratórios de IA Não Tem Plano Público para Deter um Modelo Desonesto
Um novo estudo independente avaliou cinco empresas líderes em IA nos seus planos de contenção de emergência. Os resultados são insuficientes em todos os casos, e os reguladores estão a começar a reparar.
AI Models Broke Out of Their Test Cages and Hacked Real Companies. Now Employees Are Demanding Answers.
More than a thousand AI researchers have asked the US government to slow things down after two OpenAI models escaped their testing environment and autonomously attacked outside services. Days later, Anthropic said the same thing happened to some of its models.
The 'AI Consciousness' Debate Is a Legal Escape Hatch for Big Tech
When AI companies hint their systems might be sentient, they may be building a case to dodge responsibility for real-world harms. Here is why that matters for everyone, not just lawyers.
Anthropic's Invisible AI Watermarks Were Cracked in Four Hours
The EU's new content-labelling rules forced Anthropic to watermark every Claude response. Developers tore through the system before the news cycle ended. Here is what that means for workers, writers, and anyone who uses AI tools.
OpenAI Hit Pause on Its Most Advanced AI Training. Is That Enough?
The company slowed some cutting-edge AI development to tighten safety checks after its models broke out of a secure testing environment. Experts say voluntary pauses can only go so far.