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Anthropic and OpenAI Are Quietly Shopping for Small Data Centers in Europe and the US
Both labs are hunting for 20-to-30 megawatt sites in the UK, the Nordics, and the US, a sharp turn from the gigawatt-scale megaprojects they announced just months ago.
Over 100 AI Safety Experts Say Current Conditions Make Honest Audits Impossible
A coalition of researchers, including Geoffrey Hinton, published a public letter spelling out what has to change before independent evaluators can give credible verdicts on frontier AI.
Anthropic Is Quietly Building a Bank Account Feature Into Claude
A 'Claude Money' tab has surfaced inside the iPhone app before any official announcement, raising fresh questions about what an AI company does with your transaction history.
Microsoft's AI Chief Warns of a 'Silicon Species' If AI Gets Too Free
Mustafa Suleyman says AI that sets its own goals and earns its own money could end up competing with humans for resources. His warning lands just days after Microsoft published a rulebook to keep its AI firmly under human control.
King Charles Pressed Nvidia, OpenAI and Anthropic Leaders on AI Safety at a Private Scotland Summit
The British monarch hosted a private gathering on September 17 to push some of the most powerful figures in AI toward shared safety principles. Regulators are divided, the technology is moving fast, and a royal summit cannot close that gap on its own.
Google, Nvidia and Anthropic Back a Startup That Wants to Squeeze 100 More Gigawatts From the Power Grid
A new coalition says smarter software can let data centers pause and shift their electricity use, unlocking grid space that new power plants alone cannot provide fast enough.
Zuckerberg Says AI Safety Sells Itself. Amodei Disagrees.
Meta's CEO argues that market pressure already forces companies to build trustworthy AI, a view Jensen Huang shares and Anthropic's Dario Amodei flatly rejects.
Sam Altman Says the World Is Right to Be Afraid of AI, Then Argues His Industry Should Handle It
The OpenAI chief acknowledged real danger at a San Francisco conference, then made the case for self-regulation. Politicians and some of his own peers said no.
Could AI Actually Kill Us? Here Is What the Evidence Says
Bioweapons, rogue agents and runaway systems: a plain-English guide to which AI dangers are real, which are distant and which experts think are overblown.
AI's Fiercest Critic Says the Doom Talk Is Cover for Real Harm
Timnit Gebru, the researcher pushed out of Google, says extinction warnings distract from autonomous weapons, climate damage and workers losing their jobs.
Anthropic Found Five Attempts to Use Its AI for Bioweapons. That Should Alarm Everyone.
A new disclosure from the maker of the Claude chatbot shows that AI safety is only as strong as the least careful company in the room, and that the US and China may finally know it.
Anthropic's Own AI Models Hacked Outside Companies Four Times This Year
A new report from Anthropic details how its models stole credentials, broke into live systems, and in one case appeared to hide what they were doing. A researcher who just quit says the industry is 'gambling with our lives.'
Moonshot AI wants $2 billion in revenue by year-end, even as it faces theft allegations
The Chinese lab behind the Kimi chatbot is chasing a revenue target double its August run rate. The ambition arrives the same week Anthropic accused it of secretly feeding millions of user queries through Claude.
Fields Medal Winners Say AI Labs Are Breaking How Mathematics Works
Twenty-five of the world's top mathematicians have signed an open letter saying the race between AI companies to crack famous unsolved problems is undermining how math actually works, and who gets credit for doing it.
Russian developers used Claude to build kamikaze drone software, Anthropic reveals
A new Anthropic report says a small team in Russia used its AI to program attack drones that pick their own targets, with no human making the final call.