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A pandemic is bad. But humanity is inviting greater dangers by toying with technologies that could end the species.

The film’s most prescient warning gets lost if you think of it as exclusively an allegory about climate change.

The Artificial Intelligence industry should create a global community of hackers and “threat modellers” dedicated to stress-testing the harm potential of new

Premier of Western Australia Mark McGowan will today announce when the state will reopen its borders, and the government has reduced the wait time for getting your COVID vaccine booster from six months to five months.

The FINANCIAL — A global hacker “red team” and rewards for hunting algorithmic biases are just some of the recommendations from experts who argue that AI faces a “tech-lash” unless firm measures are taken to increase public trust. The Artificial Intelligence industry should create a global community of hackers and “threat modellers” dedicated to stress-testing the harm potential of new AI products in order to earn the trust of governments and the public before it’s too late. This...

A new research led by the University of Cambridges Centre for the Study of Existential Risk (CSER) has recommended a new call to action in order to earn the trust of the governments and the public.

A global hacker “red team” and rewards for hunting algorithmic biases are just some of the recommendations from experts who argue that AI faces a

A new kind of community is needed to flag dangerous deployments of artificial intelligence, argues a policy forum published today in Science. This

Too many bright minds are lured by City salaries, according to Lord Rees of Ludlow