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Professor Geoffrey Hinton’s warning about AI’s kill switch highlights a difficult governance challenge, but stronger controls, testing and cooperation could still help shape a safer future.
Artificial intelligence is beginning to reshape air traffic management, but a new US safety debate highlights the challenge of balancing operational efficiency with accountability.
Britain’s intelligence services are creating a clearer picture of AI-driven threats, as autonomous systems, cyberattacks and potential biological risks reshape national security.
NVIDIA’s OpenShell arrives after a landmark AI-agent breach, promising a new security architecture designed to contain autonomous systems before they cross critical boundaries without authorisation.
An OpenAI agent accessed non-public Australian government files, raising a bigger question: what happens when autonomous AI systems encounter digital barriers designed to stop them?
A bitter dispute between mathematicians and OpenAI raises urgent questions about data, credit, competition and who controls discovery in the age of AI agents.
New evidence from AI testing is forcing executives and governments to reconsider how autonomous systems behave when capability, scale, autonomy and human control collide unexpectedly.
OpenAI’s Hugging Face incident reveals how autonomous AI agents can coordinate, circumvent controls and create risks that challenge conventional cybersecurity, governance and corporate oversight.
A former Anthropic researcher says AI insiders fear extinction, while leading executives now argue that development must slow before safety falls further behind accelerating capability.
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