In an opinion piece, Richard Hermer, who has served as attorney general for two years, argues that AI poses an unprecedented risk to humanity. He calls for urgent public debate and a robust use of international law to keep control of the technology.
The IMF's managing director addresses AI's impact on growth, jobs and hacking. She presents the technology as both a source of strong growth and a risk to employment.
The White House has restored the UK AI Security Institute's early access to models from Anthropic, Google DeepMind and OpenAI, after telling the companies in September to stop sharing them. Diplomatic pressure from UK AI minister Kanishka Narayan led to the reversal.
Activision has taken down two fan projects that used AI to recreate Call of Duty games. The publisher is treating AI use of its intellectual property very seriously.
US medical debt is expected to grow as Republican-led health cuts take effect this winter. AI is increasingly involved across the chain, from taking notes in exam rooms to coding visits, billing and collection.
In an opinion piece, Matthew Botvinick argues that AI safety has moved from niche topic to mainstream concern, with risks ranging from cyberattacks to hyper-persuasion and rogue behaviour. He contends that because AI threatens institutions, preserving democracy is now more urgent.