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The alert wasn’t blared out with sirens; however it should probably have been. It seems that in some of the more closed-off policy rooms and on the hurried internal bulletins of European banking and financial oversight bodies, authorities are beginning to suspect something frightening. The upcoming financial apocalypse may not be created by any of […]

This is not exactly a good time for regulators. The prevailing mood is: Wait, did things just get worse faster than we expected? Right now, regulators in the UK are frantically looking to control what appears to be a frightening jump in the use of AI. A model created by Anthropic was apparently able to

Something has shifted in the air around AI. It is not a dramatic turn of events, the kind that usually heralds a new dawn, but more akin to a hushed room, where everyone suddenly looks around. This has happened over the last couple of days, as a few high-profile figures have begun to raise a

Something strange is happening in Washington. And no, it is not a new scandal. Government officials are in a frantic rush to deal with the unknown and unpredictable, not the economy, but artificially intelligent computer programs that might be getting a little too good. If you skim through today’s news, like the report on White

It sounds like a late-night conversation with friends, what if artificial intelligence becomes so capable that we simply start working less. and what if we tax machines instead of people? It turns out you don’t need to dream big to make this conversation a reality. It’s now on the agenda of OpenAI. OpenAI released a

Imagine never having to click through a software application again. Ever. The days of finding yourself staring blankly at the first screen of a new tool and wondering “What do I do now?” are disappearing. AI is quietly changing the way software is built and it’s a massive deal. Instead of software applications that users

AI has always been a bit of a runaway train. It’s exciting. It’s cool. It’s a bit irresponsible. But the train is finally starting to hit the brakes. And depending on which side of the tracks you are on, that is either a good thing… or a very bad thing. So let’s start with regulation.

Apple just took an understated step that speaks volumes. No big event. No big announcement. A hiring. Apple hired a Google executive, Lilian Rincon, who previously worked on AI products at the tech giant. This comes after the Cupertino-based tech giant partnered with Google’s Gemini AI to improve its digital assistant, Siri. It does sound

Ok, I’m going to ask this question, even though I already know the answer. When was the last time you used Siri for something critical? I thought so. It’s been around for a while, but it hasn’t necessarily been useful. That may change soon. Apparently, Apple is building a new version of Siri from scratch,