Experts say controlling the machines behind an AI system is key to shutting it down if it goes rogue
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Canada wants to build millions of drones. Ukraine is teaching it how
New federal contracts aim to boost drone production tenfold, with Ukrainian innovation driving Canada’s approach
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OpenAI, Anthropic and Google are working to create an AI standards body
Goal is to create a self-regulatory body modeled after the industry regulatory authority that oversees U.S. brokers and investment firms
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Op-Ed: Big tech shouldn’t own the future of AI
As AI’s risks mount, Canada should lead the push for a multinational and world-leading institute for AI
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Could AI really kill us all?
Researchers warn increasingly powerful systems could pose existential risks as governments struggle to keep pace with rapid advances
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In shift, OpenAI calls for U.S. rules on powerful AI
The company says voluntary commitments are no longer enough to manage the risks posed by advanced AI systems
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‘They’re playing with our lives’: AI researcher quits Anthropic
A former OpenAI and Anthropic researcher says the race toward self-improving AI is putting humanity at risk
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Bill Gates warns world unprepared for AI upheaval
Gates warns that AI could eliminate jobs, empower bad actors and damage children’s social development
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Norway to crack down on use of smart glasses
Norway is considering a ban on features that enable facial recognition in public spaces, citing privacy concerns
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Australian PM wants to ban data centres near schools
Australia has pledged to rush through a national AI law, likening its response to the data centre boom to its teen social media ban