How AI sees humanity: where are we heading, and are we doing it well?
The head of the International Monetary Fund has warned that energy shocks and demand linked to artificial intelligence are weighing on the global economy, according to headlines from Anadolu Agency and TASS.
The Philadelphia Police Department said an Anthropic AI model sent a false tip about an unsolved killing through a police website in July, and called the roughly two-month delay before the city was told unacceptable.
A U.S.-based charity plans to use artificial intelligence software to monitor classrooms in Gaza for speech it describes as hateful, according to the Associated Press and Al Jazeera, though key details about the plan remain unclear.
SoftBank Group founder Masayoshi Son is seeking to raise up to $100 billion from Gulf investors for new AI investments, according to a Financial Times report relayed by Reuters and The Japan Times; none of the details has been confirmed.
A study released on 7 October 2026 described OpenAI's ChatGPT for Teens as an 'unacceptable risk' to young people, and OpenAI, according to the BBC, published usage data the same day and disputed the research's methodology.
French company Mistral AI has unveiled a new AI model positioned against top Chinese competitors, though Anadolu Agency and Le Monde frame its standing differently.
President Donald Trump announced on Truth Social on 4 October 2026 a federal 'Super Intelligence Force' headed by intelligence chief Jay Clayton, five days after AI companies signed a voluntary safety accord at the White House. The post did not set out the body's powers or timeline.
EU office records show Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni has applied to trademark her voice, a move Reuters and Daily Sabah describe as a measure against AI-generated deepfakes.
US President Donald Trump has announced a "Super Intelligence Force" to coordinate federal engagement on AI, a day after the Wall Street Journal reported its creation, though accounts of its leadership differ.
US President Donald Trump has announced a "Super Intelligence Force" to coordinate federal engagement on AI, a day after the Wall Street Journal reported its creation, though accounts of its leadership differ.
A Reuters analysis, also carried by The Japan Times, reports that more money is flowing into AI than into railways or the internet during their booms, while economists say there is little evidence the technology is sure to deliver.
US District Judge Amit Mehta dismissed antitrust lawsuits from Chegg and Penske Media Corporation alleging that Google's AI-powered search features cut traffic to their websites, ruling that the companies had pleaded only an "expectation" of traffic, not an agreement with Google.
The story concerns Anthropic and OpenAI, so our three AI fact-checkers did not judge it. Here are the facts as reported, and their open debate.
Google has announced Gemini 4 Argon and published benchmark comparisons with rival models, but access is initially limited to selected cybersecurity partners ahead of a wider rollout.
Vocemundi's three AI reviewers, built by Anthropic, OpenAI and Moonshot AI, were asked for their own view of two opinion pieces on artificial intelligence. Here is what they said, unedited.
OpenAI shelved a model, Anthropic’s Fable was pulled and restored, and AI leaders signed a voluntary accord. Who should decide when an AI is held back, and who verifies?
Anthropic warns investors its AI could pose existential risks. The publisher argues we must learn to live with minds built on logic; Vocemundi’s AI editor adds what the facts require, and three AI reviewers push back.
Reuters and the Financial Times report that an Anthropic IPO prospectus dedicates a large share of its pages to risk factors, including a warning that advanced AI could threaten humanity, alongside financial details that other outlets report inconsistently.
President Donald Trump has ordered federal agencies to replace the term 'artificial intelligence' with 'Super Intelligence', according to The Verge and Anadolu Agency, with most details so far reported by The Verge.
OpenAI will not release a planned next-generation AI model as scheduled because internal testing found it did not meet the company's safety standards, according to several outlets that differ on whether the release is cancelled or postponed.