The Channel 4 news special “Will AI Take My Job?” ended by revealing its host was created using AI. "I’m not real. In a British TV first, I’m an AI presenter. Some of you might have guessed: I don’t exist, I wasn’t on location reporting this story. My image and voice were

Melania Trump: "Technology is advancing at a pace that exceeds our imagination. New tech tools will bring extraordinary potential—and unprecedented risks." It’s encouraging to see FLOTUS highlighting the risks posed by emerging technologies, including AI.

"The AI safety movement is fast becoming a powerful force on the state and national levels with advocates spanning the entire political spectrum. Its growing political strength corresponds with polling data showing an overwhelming majority of Americans want policymakers to

Brendan Steinhauser: AI is far more powerful and potentially more dangerous than even social media itself because of the way that it can manipulate and really take that addictive component to the next level. 🔗Read more from National Review: nationalreview.com/news/republica…

A stunningly broad coalition has come out against Skynet: AI researchers, faith leaders, business pioneers, policymakers, NatSec folks and actors stand together, from Bannon & Beck to Hinton, Wozniak & Prince Harry. We stand together because we want a human future.

Amazon is going to replace 500,000+ workers with artificial intelligence. Senator Bernie Sanders is speaking out against this move: “AI & robotics must benefit the workers, not the top 1%.”

ALLEN: Christians reject the push for superintelligence bc they see it as an attempt to create a digital god to replace the real one. Even atheists oppose it, knowing it would undo centuries of trying to remove religion. The only ones who benefit are tech oligarchs.

People, no matter their political affiliation or background, are truly concerned about the effects superintelligence will have on our world. As Big Tech rapidly develops advanced AI, it is important that regular people know what is at stake in the so-called AI 'arms race.' Read

OpenAI has sent a legal request to the family of Adam Raine, the 16yo who died by suicide following lengthy chats with ChatGPT, asking for a full attendee list to his memorial, as well as photos taken or eulogies given. His lawyers told the FT this was "intentional harassment"

In case the subpoenas to nonprofits weren't bad enough: Cristina Criddle reports that OpenAI asked the grieving family of Adam Raine, who died by suicide after support from ChatGPT, for a full list of invitees to the funeral and all photos and eulogies. Ghastly stuff.

Is a subpoena asking for the attendees and eulogies from a teenager's funeral "to be expected"?

I didn't think that OpenAI could go lower, but using scare tactics to intimidate a grieving family whose son died at the hands of its technology is disgusting. Sam Altman is demonstrating once again that he doesn't care about the people who are affected by his company's

Really makes you wonder if you can take OpenAI comms at face value! Unless they're playing word games and their deepest sympathies for a grieving family aren't actually very deep at all.

I didn't think that OpenAI could go lower, but using scare tactics to intimidate a grieving family whose son died at the hands of its technology is disgusting. Sam Altman is demonstrating once again that he doesn't care about the people who are affected by his company's