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23 articles about 22 events for “Artificial Intelligence Risks” from New York Post.
“Anthropic, the San Francisco-based artificial intelligence giant, has pumped $900,000 into Democratic Party committees and voter-turnout efforts, according to a Friday disclosure filed with the California secretary of state.”
“ET Tech advocacy groups are sounding the alarm, warning that the rapid evolution of artificial intelligence and a lack of federal oversight for foreign nationals working at AI firms pose a major national security risk.”
“If artificial intelligence really threatens to wipe out humanity, is the New York City Council going to be what saves us?”
“Big Apple lawmakers took tech executives to task about the dangers of artificial intelligence during a marathon public hearing Monday — as the City Council weighs imposing its own restrictions on the industry.”
“After years of fighting to get controversial curricula and smartphones out of classrooms, it’s time for parents to suit up again for a new battle over their children’s education: artificial-intelligence chatbots.”
“Google is facing a bipartisan Senate grilling over its aggressive push to put artificial intelligence in American classrooms amid mounting concerns that the technology could harm students’ academic performance and mental health.”
“Prosor said Anthropic is “certainly taking meaningful risks” with its enormous computing commitments, even as surging demand for artificial intelligence has rewarded companies that secured capacity early.”
“Anthropic said on Sunday it will commit 5% of its shares to a new public benefit fund, subject to stockholder approval, with the stake potentially increasing as the artificial intelligence giant’s valuation grows.”
“Under that agreement, developers are required to contribute $15.75 million toward infrastructure, digital access, job retraining for workers affected by artificial intelligence, and environmental justice activities.”
“Among them was George Brett Olson, who discovered that Sloane had performed a nearly identical version of his joke about Republicans ignoring the risks of artificial intelligence while sounding the alarm about illegal immigration.”
“Yet the artificial intelligence company Anthropic insists its product is different.”
“A Saudi engineer at artificial intelligence giant OpenAI was arrested and charged with attempting to bug confidential meetings by planting secret recording devices in executive conference rooms, federal prosecutors said.”
“SpaceX, which consists of Musk’s rocket and satellite business as well as his xAI artificial intelligence unit, went public in June.”
“…er hand by pushing effective altruism dogma and fighting alongside the likes of Bernie Sanders to unleash crippling government regulations on artificial intelligence,” said Nick Puglia, regional press secretary for the National Republican Senatorial…”
“Microsoft co-founder Bill Gates warned Sunday that artificial intelligence could fuel a wave of cyberattacks over the next year, and said that malicious actors are gaining access to increasingly powerful AI models without adequate safeguards.”
“… Effective Altruism With Jack’s life unraveling, he sought validation in Bay Area rationalist meetups — gatherings of high-IQ tech professionals, many on the autism spectrum, obsessed with abstract questions about artificial intelligence and humanity’s…”
“AGI AGI, or Artificial General Intelligence, refers to a hypothetical form of AI that can understand, reason or learn at the same intelligence level as a human without human input.”
“Billionaire tech investor Peter Thiel reportedly slammed former President Barack Obama and Pope Leo XIV for stoking the public’s fears about artificial intelligence just so they can “boost their own popularity.””
“Instead, Wall Street’s momentum has accelerated through the first half of 2026, driven by an artificial intelligence boom and a surge in global dealmaking.”
“He described the turrets as artificial intelligence-controlled machine guns.”
“…sen, CEO Nir Bar Dea and others published a lengthy essay that called for “immediate policy action” in order to realize the “full potential of artificial intelligence by mitigating the risks of widespread societal disruption and catastrophic safety…”
“Jay Clayton was a great pick to be President Donald Trump’s new artificial-intelligence czar — a smart guy to handle the delicate job of running the White House task force on the tech.”