Technology

US President Donald Trump says efforts to limit the development of artificial intelligence in the United States is part of a ‘sick conspiracy’.

The monarch is set to host top ranking execs from Nvidia, Google, DeepMind, OpenAI and Anthropic amid fears that the technology’s rapid development could endanger humanity.

Without a sovereign AI model Australia will become a ‘supplicant state’, a Liberal frontbencher has warned, as the Senate debates an ‘extinction’ risk.

THE NEW YORK TIMES: Researchers at Anthropic, OpenAI, Meta and Google are increasingly trying to raise awareness about the risks of artificial intelligence.

Donald Trump has dismissed concerns about AI, saying the US is leading China in the field and ‘I want to keep it that way because whoever wins AI wins’.

One of the world’s most powerful AI bosses is urging the industry to slow down as fears grow over how rapidly advancing models could be misused.

AI could launch bioweapons, trigger nuclear war or even threaten humanity itself. But how are we supposed to make sense of a risk that terrifying — and that uncertain?

In a new report, the AI start-up added that it could not determine if the research was legitimate or nefarious, leading the company to shut down the work

THE ECONOMIST: An old but new aesthetic is taking hold in Silicon Valley and beyond

Senior Anthropic researchers have issued a chilling warning about AI’s potential to wipe out humanity within a decade, sparking urgent calls for regulation.

AI sceptics see a bubble built on debt. Hyperion sees a productivity revolution that could make today’s technology giants even more valuable.

The foldable iPhone design marks the most significant change in 19 years to the company’s most important product.

Here are the biggest things to watch out, including previously unreported details on new Apple Watch features and the foldable iPhone’s name and price.

OpenAI says 10,000 AI agents took 88 hours to solve the problem — but not everyone is celebrating.

Just a fortnight before Anthony Albanese travels to New York to promote Australia’s digital regulations, the US has reiterated its warning against targeting American tech companies.

The Coalition has accused Labor of pursuing a ‘digital duty of control’ as the Government defends sweeping new changes to Australians’ social media feeds.

Experts are questioning the details of Labor's sweeping social media reforms but are cautiously optimistic they will help to bring the tech giants into line.

Online platforms will be forced to give Australian users a pop-up box to give them a clear choice on what content appears in their social media feed under the Communications Minister’s sweeping new powers.