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Leading AI companies are preparing for the possibility of artificial intelligence getting out of control — media

AI company executives are preparing scenarios for a cyberattack that could disrupt finance, the internet, and critical infrastructure. Democrats in the United States are calling for stricter regulation.

Rapid City Council Delays Artificial Intelligence Policy for Further Review

Oct 08,26 | 01:46 EST

RAPID CITY, S.D. - The Rapid City Council has voted to postpone approval of a proposed artificial intelligence policy, directing city staff to develop a more detailed and comprehensive version of the guidelines.

Most Americans think artificial intelligence is developing too fast, a new AP-NORC poll finds

Oct 08,26 | 01:41 EST

A new AP-NORC poll finds that most Americans think artificial intelligence is developing too fast. And the vast majority of U.S. adults say it's highly important for the government to ensure that AI stays under human control and that U.S. workers are protected. Despite bipartisan concern about the speed of AI's development, few Americans think either major political party is better equipped to handle artificial intelligence. President Donald Trump also has a low approval rating on the issue, as even leaders of the companies that are developing frontier AI models are calling for a slowdown so government regulation can catch up.

Should a judge use AI? Technology in the courtroom debated in race for Spokane County judge

Oct 07,26 | 01:40 EST

One Spokane County District Court judge candidate will not use artificial intelligence from the bench. His opponent says that is naive.

Preventing artificial intelligence from triggering a world war

Oct 05,26 | 01:36 EST

A mechanism for distinguishing unintended harm from deliberate attacks is urgently needed.

North Korea launches intermediate-range strategic missile with AI technology

Oct 03,26 | 01:48 EST

Launch follows 2 short-range ballistic missile tests earlier this month

Artificial intelligence: Trump meets AI leaders

Sep 30,26 | 01:52 EST

President Trump says self regulation is the way forward on artificial intelligence. He's inked an agreement with industry leaders to protect against possible threats but FOX's Doug Luzader finds that some critics say it doesn't go far enough.

Trump and Tech Executives Sign Voluntary Safety Standards for Artificial Intelligence

Sep 30,26 | 01:43 EST

President Trump hosted a significant gathering at the White House where he and leading figures from the tech industry, including Elon Musk, Mark Zuckerberg, and Sundar Pichai, officially endorsed a set of voluntary safety standards for artificial intelligence. During the event, Trump also introduced a rebranding of AI as 'super intelligence' and unveiled America.gov, an AI-powered government chatbot designed to provide public access to federal sources. Intriguingly, this new AI tool has already produced information that directly contradicts some of Trump's past assertions, notably his allegations of election fraud and other false claims made by his administration. This development occurs in a context where Trump has repeatedly pushed back against calls for stricter AI regulation, frequently dismissing warnings about the potential dangers of advanced AI as a 'HOAX.' Concurrently, in California, civil society groups organized protests outside OpenAI’s annual DevDay conference in San Francisco. Protesters, represented by voices like Yuan Wang, urged OpenAI to implement fundamental ethical changes, specifically demanding the termination of contracts with the Pentagon and ICE, and a commitment to a democracy pledge to uphold free and fair elections.

Trump Says He'll Sign Order Renaming Artificial Intelligence 'Super Intelligence'

Sep 29,26 | 01:45 EST

President Donald Trump said Tuesday he will sign a "very powerful" executive order on "super intelligence."