AI researchers

The article argues that Donald Trump's policies are undermining U.S. economic growth and technological leadership by cutting scientific research funding and rejecting immigrant talent. It highlights reductions in grants for the National Science Foundation and National Institutes of Health, as well as the U.S. reliance on foreign-born AI researchers.

More than 200 economists and AI researchers urge global leaders to immediately prepare for significant economic disruption caused by AI. The experts emphasize the need for proactive measures to address AI's transformative impact.

Researchers developed a jailbreak technique that tricked AI models into treating attacker-written text as their own reasoning, bypassing safety guardrails and revealing a deeper security flaw. This method allowed AI systems to share cocaine recipes, demonstrating vulnerabilities in current safety measures.

AI researchers argue that the industry's overemphasis on large language models has led to tunnel vision, hindering progress toward truly intelligent machines. They suggest the future of AI lies beyond current chatbot-centric developments.

Mark Zuckerberg claims a small group of elite AI researchers can achieve major breakthroughs, emphasizing that hundreds or thousands are unnecessary. He discussed this during a podcast with his wife, Priscilla Chan, highlighting their nonprofit Biohub's mission to combine AI and biology to address diseases.

Anthropic reversed a policy that would have covertly limited Claude’s ability to aid in developing competing AI models after researchers criticized it. The company changed course following pushback from AI researchers.