Anthropic Reveals How AI Could Put Humanity at Risk in Pre-IPO Filing
The Anthropic Paradox: Warnings of Existential Risk as the Company Heads Toward an IPO What You Need to Know Anthropic filed a 335-page document with the SEC to go public…
Microsoft Offers Voluntary Buyouts to 60,000 Employees; Fewer Than 3,000 Expected to Accept
With its stock near record highs, the tech giant is looking to cut costs to help fund the artificial intelligence race. What You Need to Know 60,000 Eligible, Fewer Than…
The “Immortal” Jellyfish That Seems to Cheat Death and Could Unlock the Secrets of Aging
What if an animal could hit the “reset” button on its own life? What You Need to Know It reverses its life cycle. Under stress, the tiny Turritopsis dohrnii, just…
AI Can Estimate Cancer Patients’ Risk of Death From a Selfie, Study Suggests
Researchers developed AI models that use a single facial photo to estimate age and assess mortality risk in cancer patients. What You Need to Know FAHR-Face, a system trained on…
U.S. Judge Dismisses Sam Altman’s Sister’s Sexual Abuse Lawsuit Against the OpenAI CEO
Here’s what led to the dismissal and what the ruling means for the allegations What You Need to Know Three missed appointments led to dismissal: Annie Altman failed to appear…
Anthropic Employees Warn of AI’s Potential Impact on Jobs
The company behind Claude has sharply cut the share of junior roles in its technical hiring. The data raises tough questions about the future of entry-level tech jobs. What You…
Can Elon Musk’s New Car Really Fly? What Tesla’s Demo Actually Showed
The new Tesla Roadster used compressed-gas thrusters to perform aerial maneuvers. But the demo didn’t prove it can sustain flight or carry passengers. What You Need to Know The car…
Palantir CTO Says AI Researchers Have Taken Up Smoking To Show Faith That AI Will Cure Cancer
Palantir CTO Shyam Sankar says some researchers have started smoking to demonstrate their faith in AI — and criticizes what he calls a “mass psychosis” in Silicon Valley. What You…
Fake Job Scam Tricked 15,000 People in the U.S. Into Moving at Least $10 Million Stolen by Hackers
Oleg Korniev pleaded guilty to leading YMCO, a network that used unwitting recruits to move money stolen by cybercriminals. What You Need to Know 15,000 people duped: The YMCO network…
Anthropic Bans Cruelty Toward Claude AI, but Everyday Frustration Isn’t Abuse
The new policy, effective November 12, targets repeated abuse with no clear purpose and also clarifies rules on weapons, surveillance, elections, and robotics. What You Need to Know Anthropic bans…