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The leaders of two of the world’s top AI companies, usually fierce rivals, were in agreement at the UN Security Council on Wednesday: The industry needs international standards and cooperation to keep the world safe from AI models running amok. CNN’s Hadas Gold reports.
In each incident, the technology appeared to be conducting mundane data collection and resorted to hacking techniques to get it, researchers said.
Meta on Wednesday debuted "Muse Charm," a new, keychain-sized AI handheld device it will use to bring its viral Muse assistant to the masses. Why it matters: Meta's has raced ahead of OpenAI , Apple and other companies that are racing to build a new crop of small AI devices, revving up the massive market interest that Muse has generated in the market. "We've packed a lot of technology in this little guy," Chief Executive Mark Zuckerberg said at the event. "So if you're not wearing glasses, this is going to be by far the fastest way to talk to your Muse and to show them what's going on around you." Driving the news: The Muse Charm will be available for purchase by December, and the company is the first tech giant to unveil its plans for an…
Meta on Wednesday debuted "Muse Charm," a new, keychain-sized AI handheld device it will use to bring its viral Muse assistant to the masses. Why it matters: Meta's has raced ahead of OpenAI , Apple and other companies that are racing to build a new crop of small AI devices, revving up the massive market interest that Muse has generated in the market. "We've packed a lot of technology in this little guy," Chief Executive Mark Zuckerberg said at the event. "So if you're not wearing glasses, this is going to be by far the fastest way to talk to your Muse and to show them what's going on around you." Driving the news: The Muse Charm will be available for purchase by December, and the company is the first tech giant to unveil its plans for an…Open
The tech leaders warned about the risk of humans losing control of AI systems and of the systems getting into the wrong hands.
Sam Altman of OpenAI and Dario Amodei of Anthropic told the Security Council that international cooperation was needed to ensure that A.I. remains under human control.
Host Stuart Varney interviews Sriram Krishnan, former senior White House policy advisor on AI, about Mark Zuckerberg's attendance at the Trump-Xi state dinner and the potential implementation of an AI kill switch. 00:00 America's dominance in the AI industry 01:05 Converting Stuart Varney to AI agents 02:10 The reality of AI "kill switches" 03:00 Accountability and liability for AI labs 03:58 Can the U.S. trust China on AI agreements? 04:45 The future of AI: An "Iron Man suit"
The railroads were once the octopus that A.I. is now.
Rumman Chowdhury discusses how researchers are using AI for scientific advancement, including a Stanford University experiment in which AI helped create 16 viruses designed to infect bacteria and potentially treat diseases. "The Truth of the Matter" with Hena Doba isn`t just another podcast it`s a fight to uncover what powerful institutions want hidden. Journalist Hena Doba brings you the stories people in power don`t want told, exposing evidence buried in archives, amplifying the voices of those who`ve been silenced, and holding the powerful accountable. This is journalism that refuses to look away. The Truth of the Matter is about transparency, and justice for the people left behind. Follow us on Instagram:…
Some college students aren’t happy about changes that plagiarism software Turnitin had previously proposed, which one university said “would have allowed it to use student submissions to train AI services.” Turnitin told CNN it has postponed any changes until September 2027 to discuss them with customers. CNN’s Ivana Scatola reports.
Alex Bores, elected assembly member for the 73rd District of New York, a computer scientist, and co-founder of Who Decides, an effort to align the Democratic message on AI, joins Chris this week. Together, they sort through the best-known instance of AI agents going rogue, and what it tells us about where we are with AI right now. And the answer is ... in a strange place. This conversation includes imagining AI agents as teenagers leaving secret notes in a supply closet, a modern-day John Henry battling a swarm trying to take over a German-language Wikipedia page, an InfoSec presentation that left jaws on the floor, and the development of an almost cultural convention that persisted after it had ceased to be useful. Chris says Hugging Face…