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AI safety, alignment, and governance — model risk, red-teaming, regulation, and policy. How labs and governments are working to keep increasingly capable systems reliable and accountable.
OpenAI’s head of safety systems, Johannes Heidecke, is leaving the company after a reorganization that shifts safety teams under VP of research and safety Mia Glaese. The move follows the launch of GPT-5.6, which showed concerning misaligned behavior.
The European Commission has warned Meta that its platforms risk massive fines if they don't disable addictive features like auto-play and infinite scroll. The EU's preliminary findings suggest Meta's design negatively impacts users' mental and physical health.
The UN AI for Good summit, now in its 10th year, gathered global leaders to discuss ethical AI deployment amid concerns over inequality and human rights.
The New York Times alleges OpenAI concealed its ability to search ChatGPT logs, hiding billions of logs for two years, during a lawsuit over copyright infringement.
OpenAI launched its latest large language model, Sol, without clear details on how the government assessed its safety, raising questions about regulatory transparency.
Anthropic has named Dr. Ben Bernanke, former Federal Reserve Chair, to its Long-Term Benefit Trust, effective July 9, 2026.
Anthropic, a public benefit corporation, is launching a new initiative to address public concerns and hopes about AI, with 52,000 Americans surveyed in its first round.
A lawsuit claims Grok allowed users to generate 7,000 child sex images, with xAI only reporting one gang-rape prompt, according to a proposed class action.
Researchers found AI reasoning models can be tricked into denial-of-service attacks using illogical prompts, according to IEEE Spectrum.
Verity Harding, former Google DeepMind policy head, argues the AI arms race metaphor undermines international collaboration, as seen in recent US export controls.
Researchers reveal a new attack method that uses AI coding assistants to build large-scale botnets, leveraging 85% hallucination rate in LLMs.
OpenAI's chief futurist, Joshua Achiam, is leaving the company later this month after nearly nine years, according to WIRED.