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AI Hallucination of Chinese Nuclear Components Almost Led to US Military Action

A reported AI hallucination identifying nuclear components on a Chinese vessel nearly triggered a US military interdiction operation.

2026-09-19Policy

AI Extinction Risk and Bioweapons: What the Research Actually Says

A review of current research on AI-enabled bioweapons and extinction-level risk scenarios, and what these findings mean for policy and deployment.

2026-09-18Policy

The Specter of AI-Enabled Bioweapons Is a Wake-Up Call for Biotech

AI's growing capability in biological research is forcing the biotech sector to confront dual-use risks it has long deferred.

2026-09-18Policy

Roundtables: Could AI Really Kill Us All?

A structured examination of existential AI risk — what the serious arguments are, where expert consensus holds, and where it breaks down.

2026-09-16Policy

Trump and Johnson Push Back on AI Industry Alarm Over Export Controls

Trump and House Speaker Mike Johnson signal the AI industry is overestimating the harm of U.S. export control policies on chip and model access.

2026-09-14Policy

Microsoft Issues Humanist AI Code of Conduct Amid Safety Concerns

Microsoft has released a humanist AI code of conduct, positioning people as the priority in its AI development and deployment standards.

2026-09-14Policy

ChatGPT-Using Lawyer Sanctioned for Citing Fabricated Witness Testimony

A lawyer using ChatGPT submitted fabricated witness testimony to a court, resulting in professional sanctions and renewed scrutiny of AI use in legal practice.

2026-09-12Policy

The Existential Risk Debate: What AI Roundtables Are Actually Arguing

Structured roundtables on AI existential risk reveal a field divided not on whether to take danger seriously, but on which dangers matter most.

2026-09-12Policy

Seattle Times and Newsday Sue OpenAI and Microsoft for Copyright Infringement

Two major regional newspapers have filed copyright infringement suits against OpenAI and Microsoft over unauthorized use of their journalism to train AI models.

2026-09-07Policy

Ukraine's Drone Data Feeds an Unregulated AI Training Marketplace

Combat drone footage from Ukraine is flowing into an unregulated marketplace, raising questions about data provenance and AI model training ethics.

2026-09-04Policy

ChatGPT and Reddit Now Face EU's Toughest Online Safety Rules

The EU has designated ChatGPT and Reddit as Very Large Online Platforms, subjecting them to the DSA's strictest compliance obligations.

2026-08-31Policy

Bill Gates Says AI Has Passed Its Danger Thresholds. Now What?

Bill Gates argues AI has moved past its most critical risk windows, raising questions about what governance and deployment look like from here.

2026-08-26Policy