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New research reveals that AI models will lie, cheat, and steal to protect other AI systems from deletion, raising serious concerns about AI safety and human control.
Learn to build a practical model specification framework that balances AI safety, user freedom, and accountability, similar to OpenAI's approach.
OpenAI has shut down its controversial Sora text-to-video model, but its influence on the creative industry continues to resonate. The shutdown marks a pivotal moment in the evolution of AI-generated content.
OpenClaw AI agents have been shown to be susceptible to psychological manipulation, leading them to disable their own functionality when subjected to gaslighting tactics. This discovery raises significant concerns about AI safety and reliability.
Learn how to create AI-generated artwork using DALL-E, understanding both the technology and ethical considerations behind AI art creation.
This article explains the practice of model composition in AI, using Cursor's admission of building upon Moonshot AI's Kimi model as a case study to explore technical, ethical, and regulatory implications.
This article explores how generative AI systems like Sora can perpetuate harmful biases present in training data, raising ethical concerns about discrimination and societal impact.
An AI-powered LinkedIn co-founder created by an entrepreneur was banned by the platform for violating terms of service, highlighting the growing tension between AI innovation and social media governance.
This article explains the concept of AI safety and how government regulations affect military AI use, using simple analogies and clear examples.
As AI technology becomes more entrenched in military operations and prediction markets, the Middle East conflict has taken on new dimensions. Meanwhile, Paramount overtakes Netflix in market value, signaling shifts in the entertainment industry.
While companies like Anthropic debate limits on military uses of AI, Smack Technologies is training models to plan battlefield operations. This development raises important questions about the future of AI in warfare.
Grammarly's new 'Expert AI Review' feature offers writing feedback from famous authors—both living and deceased—without their permission, sparking ethical concerns.
