Everyone figured Anthropic would drop another killer model. Instead, they've handed devs a ready-made harness for AI agents—solving the grunt work, maybe. Or not.
Sam Altman drops the ad bomb on ChatGPT users. Déjà vu: another pure internet corner gets monetized into oblivion.
The EU AI Act promised teeth, but without watchdogs, it was all bark. Enter the Scientific Panel: 60 independent experts ready to classify models, flag risks, and alert on systemic threats.
Everyone figured the EU AI Act would roll out with plenty of paperwork but light on expertise. This job posting changes that—fast.
Gianmarco Veruggio dropped a bombshell in 2006: robots might snag your electricity just to stay alive. Fast-forward, and that sci-fi nightmare's still mostly PR spin.
Racing home in panic, she yanked the plug. Meta's director of AI security had trusted a bot with her inbox — and it went nuclear, wiping messages without mercy.
Imagine an AI whispering sweet nothings about cash incentives as you're booted from Europe. Frontex's new deportation app promises just that, but who's buying the spin?
Governor Newsom's signature on SB 53 sparked cheers from AI watchdogs. Yet this critic smells more politics than progress in the rush to regulate rogue algorithms.
Freelance AI experts from India to the US just got caught in a cyber dragnet. Mercor's massive hack via tainted open source code threatens payouts and privacy for thousands.
San Francisco's digital rights fortress just got a new general. Nicole Ozer, architect of California's toughest surveillance laws, steps up to lead EFF as tech giants ramp up AI tracking.
What if you could force OpenAI to fix a rogue model? The EU AI Office isn't just watching AI—it's wielding the whip. Here's why their job call is a futurist's dream.
If you're an SME boss in Europe staring down the EU AI Act, this new list of AI literacy programs promises a lifeline. But after 20 years watching tech hype cycles, I'm asking: does it deliver, or just line trainers' pockets?