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Edward Snowden calls for the imprisonment of Sam Altman and Dario Amodei over the liabilities of their dangerous AI, receiving applause at ETH Zurich.
The article examines Meta's history of shifting priorities under CEO Mark Zuckerberg, from child safety concerns to the metaverse, and discusses current challenges like lawsuits and falling behind in the AI race.
The article investigates how Flock became widely criticized or targeted, likely in the technology sector.
An anonymous mathematician named Jacob Coxon quit his job and became a prominent figure symbolizing the AI apocalypse, drawing significant public and media attention.
Scott Aaronson reports that AI companies are withholding solutions to major problems due to concerns about public response, following backlash over the Navier-Stokes proof.
David Sacks argues that Jacob Coxon's viral resignation tweet was orchestrated by doomer groups, citing evidence like the account's lack of prior activity and coordinated amplification.
A group of 25 Fields Medal-winning mathematicians has signed an open letter accusing AI labs, particularly OpenAI, of threatening mathematical research through unverified proofs and poor attribution practices, escalating tensions and raising concerns about the integrity of open science.
The article critiques David Heinemeier Hansson's Omarchy Linux distribution as a power grab, highlighting his controversial political views and the significant funding he has received for the project.
A Twitter user alleges that Omarchy Linux funds are being raised for ethnic cleansing, referencing a claim by the founder of Elementary OS Linux distribution and involving tech personality @dhh.
The article discusses modifications to the Claude AI model that were disliked or not approved by moderators, expressed with uncertainty.
The article discusses the current struggles with AI guardrails, highlighting technical issues and legal battles faced by companies like Meta and OpenAI due to user safety concerns and emotional bonds with AI agents.
Flock Safety denies sending a cease-and-desist letter to a lecture series; the letter appears forged, sparking debate about surveillance.
Ilya Sutskever and Satya Nadella testify at the OpenAI trial, with allegations regarding a pattern of dishonesty by Altman and Sutskever.