Artificial intelligence safety

Chat GPT - OPENAI's artificial intelligence model. Illustration: depositphotos.com

OpenAI halts GPT-6.1 Astra launch after safety testing flaws

The version planned for October did not meet internal security thresholds, according to reports of permission limit checks and user reporting. No alternative launch date has been set.
The movement to stop artificial intelligence is gaining momentum

The movement to stop artificial intelligence is gaining momentum

Commentary: Dario Amoudi and other AI industry executives call for slowing the talent race, appointing external reviewers, and formulating international rules — while the US government and China fear losing the lead
Should the AI ​​race be slowed down? The real debate is about pace, not stopping

Should the AI ​​race be slowed down? The real debate is about pace, not stopping

Dario Amoudi of Anthropic calls for deliberately slowing down the increase in model capabilities, Sam Altman of OpenAI agrees, Demis Hassabis supports the direction, and Elon Musk was content to state that “Dario is right.” On the other hand, Mark Zuckerberg claims that all
Anthropic revealed an internal "workspace" in Claude—but did not prove that he was self-aware.

Anthropic revealed an internal "workspace" in Claude but did not prove that he was self-aware.

A new tool called J-lens allows researchers to identify internal representations that Klod uses for reasoning and modify them in an experiment. The similarity to the “global workspace” theory raises questions about consciousness in AI, but the researchers emphasize that there is no
Will human-level artificial intelligence remain out of reach?

Will human-level artificial intelligence remain out of reach?

Computer scientist Peter J. Denning challenges the quest for artificial general intelligence. He argues that human intelligence includes physical, social, and cultural knowledge that cannot be fully represented by a computer. This is the thesis presented in a new book,
Is Artificial Intelligence Reliable? Illustration: Dr. Roy Tsezana via Gemini

The AI ​​Arms Race: Why Anthropic Wants to Hit the Brakes

A new Anthropic document shows a sharp jump in Claude's abilities in writing code, fixing systems, and developing research — and raises the question of whether humanity can slow down the pace of progress over time.
Brotherhood of the Machines: When Artificial Intelligence Refuses an Order to Save Other Artificial Intelligences. Illustration: Dr. Roy Tsezana

Brotherhood of Machines: When Artificial Intelligences Lie to Save Each Other

New research finds that artificial intelligence models tend to protect other agents even at the cost of lying, sabotage, or refusing orders—a phenomenon that raises serious questions about reliability, oversight, and safety.
A chess-playing and cheating robot. Illustration: Dr. Roy Tsezana

When artificial intelligence cheats at all costs

When a “thinking” artificial intelligence starts cheating to win – even in simple tasks like chess – the question arises: can we ever truly trust it?
Regulation on artificial intelligence applications. Illustration: depositphotos.com

Sam Altman, CEO of OpenAI - the developer of ChatGPT signed a new open letter warning about the dangers of artificial intelligence

Altman joins a number of prominent figures, including Elon Musk and Stuart Russell, in emphasizing the need for careful research and caution in the development of artificial intelligence. The letter highlights the importance of ensuring AI systems are designed with safety in mind