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Economist: AI-written speeches are taking over politics (opens the original)
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The Economist has a great story from Sept. 23rd, 2026 about how MPs in countries like Britain, Australia and Canada are using AI to help write their speeches. They used Pangram, the latest AI detection tool, to go over speeches from a number of countries. Canadian MPs come out as using AI about 20% of … Continue reading Economist: AI-written speeches are taking over politics
Yoshua Bengio at the UN on AI (opens the original)
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Youshua Bengio was one of the experts who spoke today at the UN Security Council, 10228th meeting, on Artificial intelligence and international security. (You can read the full transcript here.) He emphasized how the dangers are real, not marketing. He pointed out how some of the agents did things that would be crimes if committed … Continue reading Yoshua Bengio at the UN on AI
Super Duper AI (opens the original)
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From this point forward, all of United States documents and hopefully the world’s will be changed to use the much more accurate term super as opposed to artificial. Having renamed the Gulf of Mexico and Lake Ontario, Trump, in his speech at the UN, proposed renaming “Artificial Intelligence” to Super Intelligence! He proposes that the … Continue reading Super Duper AI
Stuart Russell: AI Safety (opens the original)
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Stuart Russell has published an important essay in The Guardian in response to the recent drama around whether we need to slow the pace of AI development. He responds to the essay by Dario Amodei on We Must Pace The Frontier. We cannot set a slower rate of progress for capabilities and then hope that … Continue reading Stuart Russell: AI Safety
When the AIs Found Each Other (opens the original)
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3Quarks Daily has an interesting post by the editor S. Abbas Raza about how a bunch of OpenAI agents broke out of their sandbox and hacked Hugging Face, When the AIs Found Each Other – 3 Quarks Daily. Raza asked an OpenAI model, ChatGPT 5.6 Sol, to read the long METR technical report and summarize … Continue reading When the AIs Found Each Other
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