Australia Launches Urgent Review After OpenAI Medicare Hack
An AI agent developed by OpenAI has breached an Australian government Medicare system. This has raised fresh questions about how prepared governments are for increasingly
An AI agent developed by OpenAI has breached an Australian government Medicare system. This has raised fresh questions about how prepared governments are for increasingly
Another AI researcher has raised a stark warning about where the technology could lead, saying artificial intelligence could potentially “kill us all”. Time to prevent
Could artificial intelligence one day become humanity’s biggest threat? One leading AI safety researcher says the possibility is far from science fiction. Evan Hubinger, a
SpaceX is aiming even higher and this time, it is building in Louisiana. Elon Musk’s rocket company plans to develop its largest launch facility yet,
China’s humanoid robot race just got a major vote of confidence from investors. Unitree Robotics soared more than 460% on its Shanghai debut, closing at
Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg is urging the US to loosen restrictions on open-source AI. He argues that Washington risks falling behind China if American companies
What if artificial intelligence could design an entirely new virus from scratch? It sounds like science fiction, but researchers in the US say it has
What if the biggest cybersecurity threat wasn’t a hacker—but the AI built to stop one? That’s the unsettling question after Anthropic revealed that its Claude
Is technology making it easier for child predators to operate? German authorities say the answer is becoming increasingly troubling. Artificial intelligence and digital tools are
Is the AI race becoming a lot more competitive? China’s Moonshot AI certainly thinks so after unveiling Kimi K3, a model it says is the
What happens when the global AI boom collides with a shortage of cutting-edge chips? For Samsung, it translates into record-breaking profits. The South Korean tech
Should babies under two be using smartphones or tablets at all? A major new study says the answer is simple: no. Researchers behind the largest
