From Bill Gates to Bernie Sanders, here’s what leaders are saying about the promise and peril of artificial intelligence.

Humans could lose control of “superintelligent” machines within five years, Britain’s national AI institute has warned.

Secret Service officials scuffled with Chinese cameramen outside over the placement of government cameras to capture Xi Jinping’s arrival at the White House.

Microsoft has drafted a “Humanist AI” code requiring future models to accept human shutdown, follow non-negotiable safety rules, and remain under control.

By Eduardo Baptista and Laurie Chen BEIJING, Sept 14 (Reuters) - Warnings from researchers at leading U.S. artificial intelligence developer Anthropic that increasingly powerful models could escape ...

OCR Studio launches a human-controlled KYC system for ID scanning, face matching and document checks, keeping sensitive data ...

By Jeffrey Dastin SAN FRANCISCO, Sept 14 (Reuters) - Microsoft on Monday unveiled a draft code of conduct for its in-house artificial intelligence that reflects growing industry concern that companies ...

AI leaders are increasingly calling for slower development and stronger safeguards as concerns grow that advanced systems could eventually begin improving future generations of AI themselves.

Tech executives at an AI summit in Scotland were urged by King Charles not to "lose control of our destiny" or allow it to ...

Microsoft has published a draft AI code of conduct that puts human control firmly ahead of model autonomy, with strict rules against resisting shutdown, expanding goals, or claiming consciousness.

Does AI pose an existential threat to humanity? Concern is growing, even among the CEOs of OpenAI and Anthropic. But are the fears overblown? And are safeguards feasible?