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Trump and Xi Could Learn Something From Darwin (opens the original)
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As the summit this week demonstrated, Presidents Donald Trump and Xi Jinping are searching for ways to work together despite the growing rivalry between the two countries. They might take a look at a striking, somewhat unnoticed case of quiet cooperation involving American and Chinese technologies. By now, the world has heard about the Hugging Face attack in July, in which OpenAI agents broke into Hugging Face, a leading American AI platform. What is less well known is how this attack ended. Hug
Trump and Xi Could Learn Something From Darwin (opens the original)
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As the summit this week demonstrated, Presidents Donald Trump and Xi Jinping are searching for ways to work together despite the growing rivalry between the two countries. They might take a look at a striking, somewhat unnoticed case of quiet cooperation involving American and Chinese technologies. By now, the world has heard about the Hugging Face attack in July, in which OpenAI agents broke into Hugging Face, a leading American AI platform. What is less well known is how this attack ended. Hug
No AI Autonomy Without Human Accountability (opens the original)
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For years, our most vivid fears about artificial intelligence came straight out of science fiction: The computer develops desires of its own and turns against its human creators, pursuing and destroying them. Recent news from the leading AI labs makes clear that the reality, while less cinematic, is perhaps more disturbing. The machine does not need to have its own consciousness and desires to be utterly deadly. This week, OpenAI disclosed six new incidents of what it calls “misalignment”—cases
The Dangerous Fantasy of a Win-Win With Putin (opens the original)
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President Donald Trump’s negotiators, Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner, seemed genuinely awestruck by their latest tête-à-tête with Russian President Vladimir Putin. Witkoff gushed that these meetings rank at “the top” of his life’s experiences. Both men talk of Russia as a potential partner and approach the country as businessmen who, like Trump, seek “win-win” solutions with Putin. So it is worth recalling a lesson about Putin learned by another businessman turned government official - Hank Pau
The Dangerous Fantasy of a Win-Win With Putin (opens the original)
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President Donald Trump’s negotiators, Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner, seemed genuinely awestruck by their latest tête-à-tête with Russian President Vladimir Putin. Witkoff gushed that these meetings rank at “the top” of his life’s experiences. Both men talk of Russia as a potential partner and approach the country as businessmen who, like Trump, seek “win-win” solutions with Putin. So it is worth recalling a lesson about Putin learned by another businessman turned government official - Hank Pau
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