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Donald Trump dismissed AI safety risks as a hoax during a call with Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang, strongly endorsing rapid data center expansion. Trump argued that slowing development benefits China, sign…
Bernie Sanders and Steve Bannon formed an unusual bipartisan push advocating for tighter artificial intelligence regulations and state-level oversight. While Donald Trump dismissed AI safety concerns…
Former President Barack Obama endorsed calls by frontier AI leaders, including Google DeepMind's Demis Hassabis, to slow advanced AI development. As Congress debates safety guardrails, political fric…
U.S. lawmakers Chuck Schumer and Bernie Sanders pushed back against Donald Trump's dismissal of AI safety concerns. While Trump and Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang advocate for rapid expansion against China,…
AI stocks pulled back following calls from Anthropic and OpenAI for increased industry regulation and a slower development pace. Mounting concerns over persistent inflation and potential Federal Rese…
Alphabet's Google, OpenAI, and Anthropic are in discussions to create an industry-led body setting common standards for AI testing and auditing. While this could raise compliance costs and slow deplo…
US equity futures dropped pre-bell, led by tech declines after industry leaders called for a slowdown in AI model development ahead of the Federal Reserve decision. Nvidia dropped 2.5%, while Exxon M…
President Donald Trump rejected calls for new AI guardrails, arguing that excessive restrictions and data-center limits favor China. While Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei, Tesla CEO Elon Musk, and OpenAI'…
Evercore founder Roger Altman warned that artificial intelligence poses severe global dangers, calling for strict government oversight and an 'FDA for models.' The comments, alongside caution from to…
Tesla fell premarket after Elon Musk backed calls to slow AI development due to existential risks. With Morgan Stanley valuing Tesla's AI and robotics business at $320 per share compared to $45 for a…
House Speaker Mike Johnson called for balanced AI guardrails to address safety risks without hindering U.S. innovation or competitiveness against China. He announced plans to convene a meeting in Was…
Google, OpenAI, and Anthropic are in discussions to establish an industry-led organization dedicated to AI testing and auditing standards. The group seeks to self-regulate independently of U.S. gover…
US stock futures dropped sharply, led by a 1.2% slide in Nasdaq 100 futures, after Anthropic's CEO called for slowing frontier AI development and OpenAI delayed its IPO. The growing push for AI safet…
Viral social media warnings about existential AI risks sparked market jitters, but analysts dismiss the claims as speculative fear-mongering or regulatory capture attempts. AI infrastructure spending…
Chipmakers including AMD and Intel tumbled in overnight trading after Anthropic and OpenAI leaders called for a slower pace in frontier AI development to focus on safety. The proposed deceleration ra…
Solana co-founder Anatoly Yakovenko mocked calls by AI leaders to slow frontier model development, claiming companies like OpenAI and Anthropic are seeking to preserve trillion-dollar valuations amid…
U.S. lawmakers are escalating calls for strict artificial intelligence regulations, including new regulatory bodies and mandatory safety guardrails. While congressional gridlock may delay legislation…
Lawmakers including Senator Chris Murphy called for heightened federal AI regulation following warnings from a former Anthropic researcher about superintelligence risks. While politicians advocate ov…
Senator Bernie Sanders criticized heavy AI industry spending aimed at blocking regulation. Amid growing oversight debates, AMD continues expanding its data center presence by backing a $300 million l…
A new poll shows 81% of Americans want stricter AI regulation and 69% oppose local data centers, prompting some lawmakers to propose construction moratoriums. Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang urged global lea…