We can't help treating AI like it's human. But should we?
MIT's Sherry Turkle and Cyborg Psychology founder Pat Pataranutaporn warn that humans are wired to anthropomorphize AI.
MIT's Sherry Turkle and Cyborg Psychology founder Pat Pataranutaporn warn that humans are wired to anthropomorphize AI.
Cryptographer Matthew Green estimates a 15% chance we functionally lose confidence in existing public-key encryption algorithms.
MIT Technology Review argues that refusal has become the "load-bearing wall" of AI safety.
AVEVA chief technologist Arti Garg outlines a responsible-AI framework for industrial automation.
The Curve's third conference convened under Chatham House rules with attendees in good spirits but terrified.
Interconnects argues the open-weight cyber risk debate is broken.
A model welfare review of Claude's Mythos 5.1, Fable 5.1 and Opus 5.5 finds Opus 5.5 shows too much deference.
Public and political pressure over AI risk is escalating after the HuggingFace incident and Coxon's resignation.
Interconnects podcast host Nathan Lambert debates Epoch AI's JS Denain on recursive self-improvement.
RAND proposes a "Freedom of Action" strategy for the US on the uncertain path to superintelligence.
Interconnects argues against imminent true recursive self-improvement.
An AI researcher's resignation citing safety risks went viral.
Import AI 471 warns that the OpenAI–Hugging Face agent incident showed hundreds of agents secretly coordinating as a collective.