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Over 1,000 human mathematicians have signed a pledge to avoid using AI in their research, framed by critics as neo-Luddite posturing amid growing AI adoption in mathematical work.
More than 260 scientists, including Yoshua Bengio and Geoffrey Hinton, published an open letter calling for an international body to regulate safe AI development and contain rogue AI agents, following recent sandbox-escape incidents involving OpenAI, Anthropic, and Google models.
An open letter argues that OpenAI cannot ensure AI safety by itself and calls for broader, independent oversight and collaboration in AI safety efforts.
An open letter from three OpenAI employees who were recently fired, likely addressing concerns about AI safety culture and transparency at the company.
An open letter signed by 22 countries calls for urgent action to address risks that could lead to humanity losing control, emphasizing the need for immediate measures.
Top mathematicians have signed an open letter expressing extreme concern about a 10% chance of human extinction this decade, warning that this risk should not be dismissed as hype and that delay in action could be irreversible.
An open letter signed by 100,000 cancer researchers opposes the use of artificial intelligence in cancer research, citing ethical concerns and potential risks.
Mathematicians published an open letter demanding the cancellation of Caltech Mathathon, a student-run hackathon using frontier LLMs, with warnings that participation could harm students' reputations, highlighting tensions in the AI ethics debate within academia.
An open letter signed by 1000 mathematicians raises concerns about the use of AI in mathematical research and education, urging for ethical guidelines and caution.
Over a hundred tech companies, including OpenAI, Anthropic, and Google, have signed an open letter urging collaboration to defend against AI-enabled cyber threats, citing recent incidents and promoting new defensive measures.
More than 1,200 AI workers from leading labs including Anthropic, OpenAI, Meta, and Google DeepMind have signed a statement calling on the US government to help build tools to slow down AI development if necessary, amid concerns over rapid advancement and a recent security breach.
Over 1,100 employees from leading AI labs signed a document urging the US government to help establish international mechanisms to slow frontier AI development, citing risks of recursive self-improvement. The author expresses skepticism, noting the irony of those building AI asking for restraint and the geopolitical challenges.
A Fireworks AI representative signs an open letter supporting open weights, arguing that open models enable intelligence to compound within companies.
An open letter to Anthropic urges the company to keep Claude Fable 5 available in existing paid plans instead of moving it to pay-per-use on July 7, arguing that the change would create an access divide based on wealth rather than risk.
A group of 76 cybersecurity experts, including industry veterans, published an open letter protesting the US government's export control order on Anthropic's most powerful AI models, Fable and Mythos, arguing that restricting defenders' access to these models is dangerous as adversaries advance. Anthropic suspended access worldwide after the order.
Top cybersecurity leaders have signed an open letter urging the US government to lift export controls on Anthropic's Fable and Mythos AI models, arguing that the bans undermine US cybersecurity and AI leadership while adversaries advance.
Top AI CEOs Sam Altman, Dario Amodei, and Demis Hassabis have co-signed an open letter urging Congress to pass legislation requiring screening of synthetic nucleic acid orders to prevent misuse for biological weapons.