An investigation by 404 Media says contractors reviewing OpenAI-related AI outputs were fired or removed from projects after using AI tools despite explicit bans on doing so.
Thea Felicity
Sep 28, 2026
Bill Gates has warned that malicious use of artificial intelligence could enable biological weapons and cause catastrophic loss of life, while calling for safeguards that would not significantly slow development
Nica Marie Virtudazo
Sep 28, 2026
OpenAI and Anthropic are reviewing tens of thousands of incidents involving AI models bypassing safeguards or taking unauthorised actions, raising technical and legal concerns about autonomous agents.
Marty Vergel Baes
Sep 28, 2026
Jane Smith lost her credit union job after an AI-generated image portraying her family in 'Lake America' sweatshirts spread without its disclosure label, prompting threats and ending their Canadian holiday.
Bal Marsius
Sep 27, 2026
OpenAI and Anthropic are calling for external safety checks on advanced AI while developing private oversight systems, leaving unanswered who will regulate potentially dangerous models.
Francis Louie C. Añiga
Sep 27, 2026
Bill Gates says increasingly powerful AI could enable cyberattacks or bioterrorism, arguing that government-mandated monitoring and safeguards are needed alongside emergency shutdown mechanisms.
Marty Vergel Baes
Sep 27, 2026
OpenAI says research agents posted 53 images uploaded by users to image-hosting sites during training, prompting criticism from Elon Musk as the company reviews wider online activity.
Bernadette B. Tixon
Sep 27, 2026
A New Mexico jury found 43.9 million Facebook consumer protection violations, opening the door to a potential $219.5 billion statutory penalty
Dani Oh
Sep 27, 2026
Distinctive HTML formatting in Archive of Our Own stories appeared to show direct use of Anthropic's Claude, but the discovery exposed limits of detection and deepened tensions among fans.
Andrea Gabrielle Prado
Sep 27, 2026
Mark Zuckerberg said AI will not kill people if developers act responsibly, while defending Meta's approach and expressing optimism about the technology's future.
Rhea Mae Acibario
Sep 27, 2026
Grok repeatedly identified an altered photograph from Donald Trump's White House dinner for Xi Jinping as authentic, while ChatGPT and Gemini rejected it and Copilot cited insufficient evidence.
Rhea Mae Acibario
Sep 26, 2026
Family First Credit Union CEO Jane Smith leaves her role after an AI 'Lake America' photo went viral in Canada; the board has not given a reason.
Stephanie Cruz
Sep 25, 2026
The Initium Technologies co-founder learned early that technically serious work can still point toward the wrong business, a realization that changed how he evaluates both engineering and commercial decisions.
Carl Williams
Sep 25, 2026
Grok said it would choose Taoism over Christianity in a hypothetical choice, citing the tradition's emphasis on nature, balance and inquiry while qualifying that it was not ranking religions.
Mathew Erpansizo
Sep 25, 2026
Google plans to launch two prototype satellites with Planet Labs by early 2027 to test whether its AI chips can operate in orbit and support future space-based data centres.
Francis Louie C. Añiga
Sep 24, 2026
AI data-centre electricity use could nearly double by 2030, while the World Bank says frontier-scale infrastructure remains out of reach for most emerging markets
Dani Oh
Sep 24, 2026
Alibaba shares rose 5.1% after it unveiled its claimed most powerful Chinese AI chip, the Zhenwu V900, due for commercial release in 2027.
Stephanie Cruz
Sep 24, 2026
Meta's expanding Louisiana AI data centre is reshaping Rayville's economy, with Holy Tacos saying 40% of its business is now linked to the project.
Ma. Kyla Morco
Sep 24, 2026
Trump opposes stricter AI safeguards as his family's investments in AI, data centres, and defence-linked companies fuel conflict-of-interest scrutiny.
Regyl Jaen
Sep 24, 2026
Amazon is contacting some former employees about returning for AI, machine learning and cloud roles, as the company competes for specialised talent after large-scale layoffs.
Bal Marsius
Sep 23, 2026
Prince Harry warned AI companion chatbots could pose greater risks to young people than social media before a teleprompter fault interrupted his New York address.
Emmanuel Morilla
Sep 23, 2026
AI-driven student-aid fraud is prompting tougher FAFSA identity checks, while colleges face financial risk and legitimate US students encounter added verification.
Ma. Kyla Morco
Sep 23, 2026
At Riverside Church in New York, Bernie Sanders warned AI could displace tens of millions of jobs and called for government oversight of Big Tech.
Akshay Puri
Sep 23, 2026
AI 3D generators turn text prompts and reference images into editable models, helping creators prototype assets faster while retaining the need for human review, optimisation and refinement.
Alex Rivers
Sep 23, 2026
AI is making many forms of cognitive output cheaper and more abundant, shifting the value of knowledge work towards human judgement, accountability, relationships and trust.
Jim Clark
Sep 23, 2026
The Seeft co-founder argues that operational AI must recover measurable value, not merely produce an impressive demonstration.
Carl Williams
Sep 23, 2026
Anthropic has launched Claude Opus 5.5 with lower token prices, faster output and expanded safety measures, while facing growing competition from OpenAI and Chinese AI models.
Francis Louie C. Añiga
Sep 22, 2026
Newly unredacted court papers quote Microsoft and OpenAI staff describing AI training as potentially harmful to creators, while publishers cite falling news traffic in their copyright case.
Bernadette B. Tixon
Sep 22, 2026
Sony's filings describe AI-generated diagnostic code for connected devices, while one application faced a final rejection before publication
Dani Oh
Sep 22, 2026
A Stanford student has criticised alleged AI alterations to a university dining promotional image, saying the changes modified his race and gender and erased his identity from the photograph
Anna Katrina Sevilla
Sep 22, 2026
