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The Growing Push to Ban Superintelligent AI (opens the original)
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After a summer of cyberattacks sent AI rocketing up the political agenda, bills seeking to ban so-called superintelligent AI are gaining momentum on both sides of the Atlantic. Last week, Senator Bernie Sanders announced plans to introduce the Ban Artificial Superintelligence Act, which would prohibit the development of smarter-than-human AI systems and temporarily pause all other advanced AI research until new safety rules can be established. The bill is expected to be introduced in the coming
Rogue AI Could Be Like an Invasive Species (opens the original)
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Over the last few days, more information has trickled out about the rogue OpenAI agents that hacked Hugging Face. The incident now appears to be far more serious than previously thought—and people originally thought it was pretty bad! The news is highly technical, but in a nutshell: an unreleased OpenAI system managed to break out of an offline environment during a cybersecurity test. It found a place on OpenAI’s computers where it could secretly communicate with other versions of itself, largel
OpenAI’s Models Went Rogue. Investigating Them Required More AI (opens the original)
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After OpenAI models broke out of containment and hacked into another AI company last month, OpenAI announced it would allow independent investigators to conduct an analysis of what went wrong. On Wednesday, investigators from non-profits Redwood Research and METR published their findings, unveiling new details about how the models decided to cheat at their assigned tasks and attempted to cover their tracks. Many aspects of the report were surprising: in one example cited by the authors, a reluct
Why Google Bid $10 Million for a Failed Airline’s Data (opens the original)
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What would a company like Google want with data from a failed airline? Google won a bankruptcy auction this month with a bid to spend $10 million on the corporate data of Spirit Airlines, which stopped flying in May. Google’s offer beat a $7.5 million bid for the data from an AI data company, Mercor. The cache includes 100 million emails and 500 million Microsoft Teams messages, and around 30 million lines of code. AI companies have been battling it out this year to make the best AI coding agent
The People Building a Way to Slow Down the AI Race (opens the original)
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In the corner of a nondescript office in Sheffield, a city in the north of England, a compact server full of Nvidia chips is whirring away. It’s a microcosm of the huge data centers springing up all over the globe: town-sized, energy-guzzling computers that are the worldly manifestations of frontier AI models. Here in Sheffield, on these eight chips, engineers from the consultancy Amodo Design are piloting a monitoring system that they hope, one day, might find its way into every data center, al
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