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OpenAI, the maker of ChatGPT, is being sued by eight states over child safety concerns.The states allege that ChatGPT ex...
10/15/2026

OpenAI, the maker of ChatGPT, is being sued by eight states over child safety concerns.

The states allege that ChatGPT exposed young users to serious risks and are pushing for changes to how the platform protects minors.

Do you think AI companies should be required to put safeguards in place to protect minors who use their technology?

10/15/2026

Bank of America spent more than one hundred million and hired 1,000 outside contractors to fix software vulnerabilities exposed by advanced AI models, including Anthropic’s Mythos.

CEO Brian Moynihan said the bank brought them in on top of roughly 3,000 existing staff working in the area, calling the threat from frontier AI models a "real risk."

As AI systems get better at discovering and exploiting vulnerabilities, companies are being forced to spend heavily just to keep up.

10/14/2026

WATCH: Former OpenAI researcher says there’s a 70% chance AI goes horribly wrong- perhaps even human extinction.

Video clip Via Steven Bartlett

10/14/2026

On State of the Union, Bill Gates discusses the increasing risks of AI-powered cyberattacks and the challenges we face as this technology advances.

He warns that we’re not doing enough to prepare for these threats, and the consequences of falling behind could be severe.

10/14/2026

Is AI convenience worth the cost? 🤖

We hit the streets of NYC to find out what people are really afraid of when it comes to artificial intelligence. The answers ranged from climate damage and automated warfare to our brains losing the ability to think critically because AI just tells us what we want to hear. And then someone dropped the ultimate warning: It’s going to destroy humanity.

Are these valid concerns or over-the-top panic?

10/14/2026

AI-powered surveillance cameras led to a wrongful arrest. Now, the victim is fighting back in court.

The case is raising serious questions about the accuracy of AI surveillance technology, the consequences of false matches, and the dangers of relying on automated systems to identify suspects.

How many innocent Americans have to pay the price before we demand accountability?

Anthropic revealed that militants operating in Houthi-controlled Yemen used its AI model Claude in place of human engine...
10/14/2026

Anthropic revealed that militants operating in Houthi-controlled Yemen used its AI model Claude in place of human engineers to help develop rockets and missiles.

According to Anthropic, the individuals even turned to AI to troubleshoot a rocket after a failed test launch.
The revelation raises alarming questions about how terrorist organizations and other dangerous actors could exploit increasingly powerful AI technology.

If AI can help develop sophisticated weapons, what happens as these systems become even more advanced and accessible?

10/13/2026

Artificial intelligence is advancing rapidly, but what do everyday Americans really think about it?

We took to the streets of New York Fashion Week to ask people how they feel about AI and its growing impact on our daily lives.

Do you believe AI will make our lives better, or are you concerned about the potential dangers? Should policy makers be doing more to ensure AI develops safely?

BREAKING: SAUDI NATIONAL EMPLOYED BY OPENAI ARRESTED BY FBI FOR ALLEGEDLY BUGGING EXECUTIVE CONFERENCE ROOM.Engineer Abd...
10/13/2026

BREAKING: SAUDI NATIONAL EMPLOYED BY OPENAI ARRESTED BY FBI FOR ALLEGEDLY BUGGING EXECUTIVE CONFERENCE ROOM.

Engineer Abdulrahman Alfozan allegedly planted a recording device inside OpenAI’s San Francisco office. According to the federal complaint, it was concealed in TOILET PAPER and plugged into the back of a television. Its contents were encrypted.

🚨 SAUDI NATIONAL EMPLOYED BY OPENAI ARRESTED BY FBI FOR ALLEGEDLY BUGGING EXECUTIVE CONFERENCE ROOM.Engineer Abdulrahman...
10/13/2026

🚨 SAUDI NATIONAL EMPLOYED BY OPENAI ARRESTED BY FBI FOR ALLEGEDLY BUGGING EXECUTIVE CONFERENCE ROOM.

Engineer Abdulrahman Alfozan allegedly planted a recording device inside OpenAI’s San Francisco office. According to the federal complaint, it was concealed in TOILET PAPER and plugged into the back of a television. Its contents were encrypted.

OpenAI says it fired the employee and contacted the FBI. The company reports no indication that model weights, source code, or customer data were stolen.

But this raises a serious question: If someone can allegedly bug an executive conference room, how secure are the companies building some of the world’s most powerful AI systems?

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