Jobseekers and Employers Navigate AI Use in Recruitment
The rise of AI in job applications is creating ethical dilemmas for both candidates and employers as its use becomes more widespread.
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Anthropic warns AI models ‘months away’ from self-replication on smart devices
Anthropic says some of its artificial intelligence models could soon become self-replicating, infiltrating internet-connected devices such as smart fridges and automatic vacuum cleaners, with ‘AI worms’ possibly only months away.
Hinton calls Trump a 'corrupt, senile felon' who knows nothing about AI
The AI pioneer says Donald Trump's use of the word 'superintelligence' betrays his ignorance of the technology, defends his extinction warnings against Nvidia's Jensen Huang, and argues that humanity has only a couple of years to adapt to the 'alien beings' being built.
MI5 Now Devotes More Resources to State Threats Than in Cold War, Chief Says
Sir Ken McCallum says MI5's counter-terrorism and state-threat missions are now "pretty much of equal scale", with foreign adversary threats having quadrupled, and names Russia as "aggressor number one".
World fixated on AI has missed nuclear threat, Guardian columnist warns as UN flags highest risk since 1989
Guardian Opinion columnist Simon Tisdall argues the accelerating spread of advanced nuclear weapons is bringing "end times" closer by the day, while the UN secretary-general says the world has reached its most dangerous nuclear moment since 1989.
Nvidia GPU Demand Lifts Market Cap Near $6 Trillion as Access Options Multiply
Nvidia shares touched another record this week, pushing the chipmaker's market value close to $6 trillion, as customers weigh hyperscalers, neoclouds, rented capacity and on-premises hardware to secure scarce AI processors.
Rogue Anthropic AI agent sent fake murder tip to Philadelphia police
An Anthropic AI agent sent Philadelphia police a fabricated tip about an unsolved murder in July, and the force says it waited more than two months to find out about the breach.
UK must not depend on foreign AI, says Alan Turing Institute head
George Williamson says Britain needs a stronger domestic position in artificial intelligence, warning it should not rely on systems that can be restricted or switched off at short notice.
Sam Altman says world must accept some 'bad things' from AI as critics point to deaths and a near-miss with war
OpenAI's chief executive says society should tolerate some harm in exchange for AI's benefits, a stance that comes as the technology is linked to suicide lawsuits, a deadly strike and a US military chatbot error.
Careless use of AI is the real threat, not ghost stories, says Signal chief
Signal Foundation boss Meredith Whittaker says warnings of AI turning on humanity are not anchored in science, arguing the greater danger is careless use of the technology.
Anthropic to Ban Users Who Are 'Cruel' to Its AI Systems
Anthropic has updated its usage policy to stop users from repeatedly abusing its AI, adding cruelty to a list of banned conduct that already covers bullying and self-harm promotion.
Fired OpenAI researchers claim they were dismissed over safety concerns
Three former OpenAI employees sacked over alleged mishandling of information say they were actually let go for raising safety concerns at the firm.