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Google Deepmind's new chief, Koray Kavukcuoglu, asserts that frontier AI leadership is the only thing that matters, claiming the company will soon reach the cutting edge despite current models falling short.
This article explains how the U.S. government is now controlling access to advanced AI models from companies like Anthropic and OpenAI, marking a significant shift in AI governance and risk management.
Three leading AI executives — from Google DeepMind, OpenAI, and Anthropic — have aligned on the urgent need for frontier AI regulation, signaling a major shift in industry sentiment.
Demis Hassabis proposes a Wall Street-style regulator for AI, modeled after FINRA, with the power to pause dangerous frontier models.
AI models are outpacing existing cybersecurity benchmarks, leaving regulators and security teams unable to fully assess their potential dangers. The issue is especially urgent as federal agencies race to implement new safety protocols.
This explainer explains what a verifiable pause in AI development means and why experts like Anthropic are calling for coordinated safety measures to prevent AI from becoming too powerful too quickly.
President Trump is expected to sign a new executive order this week establishing a voluntary 90-day AI disclosure framework, amid growing pressure from MAGA allies for stricter oversight.
This article explains what frontier AI is, why safety testing matters, and how government oversight can help protect people from potential AI risks.
Germany’s SPRIND has opened applications for a €125 million competition to fund Europe’s first frontier AI labs, with up to €1 billion in follow-on funding available for the winners.
Meta's Muse Spark is its first frontier model and marks a strategic shift toward proprietary AI development without open weights.
