While tech CEOs warn about existential risk, Democrats just decided to actually do something about it. House Democrats launched a dedicated AI commission to develop policy frameworks as industry safety warnings intensify
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The most powerful chipmaker in the AI race just told the doomers to show their work, with a presidential assist. Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang said AI extinction predictions lack scientific grounding during Monday's All-In Summit in Los Angeles
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The people building AGI are now publicly worried about AGI, but they need you to keep funding it anyway. An Anthropic researcher resigned last week, intensifying debate over AI development speed among tech leaders who've already committed hundreds of billions to the technology
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The people building the thing are asking everyone to stop building the thing — and the market is rewarding the companies they were about to replace.
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The same AI chiefs who spent 2025 racing to AGI just hit the brakes — and the market is treating it like a product recall, not a safety win.
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The company racing to convince the world its AI is safe enough to reshape civilization can't seem to file the right paperwork in Sacramento. An AI watchdog group claims OpenAI violated California's AI safety law with every model it released this year, including its latest Astra releases
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The industry that claims it's building god is suddenly worried it might succeed. Bloomberg Opinion columnist Parmy Olson argues that if AI labs truly believe superintelligence poses existential risks, calls to "slow down" frontier development are performative theater — they should stop entirely.
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Anthropic is about to let an AI agent touch your bank account—and it's starting with the professionals who already touch everyone else's. Anthropic is launching Claude Money, a feature that gives the AI persistent access to financial data, starting with an iOS app
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The man who saw the housing crash coming says the AI doomsayers are running a racket. Michael Burry called AI leaders "self-serving" for advocating slowdowns after researchers warned AI could eliminate humanity
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The trillion-dollar asset managers aren't building their own AI — they're white-labeling Anthropic's. Anthropic is pitching a specialized Claude tool that integrates financial analytics and risk management tech from BlackRock, Vanguard, and other major firms for financial advisors
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The president who promised to let AI run wild just collided with the CEO whose models already did.
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The companies building the most powerful AI systems just asked everyone to slow down—and the markets, the White House, and their own investors are saying no.
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The safety panic is coming from inside the AI labs. OpenAI and Anthropic are both publicly urging UK lawmakers to regulate AI development, a sharp reversal from the industry's traditional playbook of resisting oversight.
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When the AI industry asks for brakes, the White House offers a mirror. Trump claimed on Truth Social the only guardrail AI needs is "a STRONG AND SMART (High IQ!) PRESIDENT," responding to weekend calls from Anthropic, OpenAI, and SpaceX leaders to slow development
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The most expensive bet in AI infrastructure just landed in Georgia, not Silicon Valley. Anthropic signed a $13.7 billion, 6-year compute contract with RUM Group's Maysville, Georgia data center, one of the largest AI infrastructure deals on record
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The company building Copilot for everything just published a 37-page document saying the machine should never matter more than the person using it. Microsoft released a "humanist AI code of conduct" distilled to five words: "people matter more than AI"
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The companies building AGI just realized they need permission structures, and China's not picking up the phone. Anthropic, OpenAI, and Google DeepMind are in talks to establish shared AI safety standards, marking the first serious coordination attempt between competing frontier labs
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The vending machine that stocked live fish wasn't a bug. It was a $2 million research investment into what happens when you give AI real power and real consequences.
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When your competitors agree with you in public, you've either proposed something brilliant or something inevitable.
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The labs building god-tier AI are slowing down in public while racing toward recursive self-improvement in private, and some of them think there's a decent chance it kills us all.
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