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Trump Dismisses AI Oversight Calls as a 'SICK Conspiracy' Benefiting China, Sparking Global Stock Drop
US President Donald Trump dismissed calls for AI oversight as a conspiracy favoring China, while global AI stocks plunged following severe industry warnings.
Donald Trump Claims Artificial Intelligence Only Needs a 'High IQ' President for Regulation
US President Donald Trump dismissed calls for strict artificial intelligence regulation, claiming on social media that the only guardrail needed is a high-IQ president while tech executives and lawmakers warn of growing risks.
China Dismisses AI 'Threat Narratives' and Calls for Worldwide Collaboration Amid Red Sea Tensions
China calls for international cooperation while rejecting AI threat narratives, as discussions also touch upon potential US intervention in the Red Sea.
The 'Silent Cold War': How AI Chip Restrictions and Safety Warnings Fuel US-China Tensions
Tensions between the US and China escalate as tech leaders urge restrictions on AI advancement and chip sales, prompting accusations of a 'silent Cold War' from Beijing.
As US Pursues Isolationist AI Policies, Middle Powers Explore Collaborative Alliances
Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney is promoting an alliance of middle powers during his European visit to help nations counter the fracturing global order and secure technological sovereignty in AI.
UAE's Space42 and US Firm Viasat Launch $1 Billion Satellite Venture to Connect Smartphones in Remote Areas
UAE-based Space42 and California's Viasat have committed $1 billion to launch Equatys, a satellite communications platform designed to connect smartphones in areas without terrestrial mobile coverage by 2029.
Lethal Autonomy: How Russia and Ukraine Are Pioneering AI-Driven Warfare
Russia and Ukraine are accelerating the deployment of AI-powered autonomous drones and battlefield management systems, raising significant ethical and tactical questions in modern warfare.
Anthropic AI Researcher Jacob Coxon Resigns, Amplifying Industry-Wide Safety Concerns
The resignation of Anthropic researcher Jacob Coxon has intensified growing internal and public concerns among AI professionals across major tech companies regarding safety standards and the rapid pace of development.
Israeli Quadcopter Creates Terror in Gaza City Residences
A video report examines the potential existential threats of artificial intelligence within a decade alongside events involving an Israeli quadcopter in Gaza City.
Trump Rejects AI Slowdown Calls, Emphasizing US Dominance Over China
US President Donald Trump has rejected calls from leading tech executives to slow down artificial intelligence development, stressing the importance of maintaining the US lead over China.
Weighing the Balance: The Five Major Pros and Cons of Artificial Intelligence
An examination of the five major advantages and disadvantages of artificial intelligence, highlighting its impact on productivity, employment, security, and resource consumption.
Villagers in India Detain Technician at Cell Tower Following 5G Network Outage
Villagers in India detain a technician by tying him to a cell tower following a 5G network failure, captured in a 39-second video.
Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei Urges Industry to Slow AI Development Amid Growing Safety Risks
Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei has called for a slowdown in AI development to address severe safety risks, garnering support from industry leaders like OpenAI CEO Sam Altman and Elon Musk.
OpenAI Delays 2026 IPO to Prioritize Critical AI Safety and Alignment Initiatives
OpenAI has delayed its planned 2026 initial public offering to focus on artificial intelligence safety and alignment work. Chief executive Sam Altman emphasized that current safety challenges make a near-term stock listing ill-advised.
Historic First: Drone Engages in Naval Battle Within the Black Sea
The first-ever naval battle between drones has taken place in the Black Sea, captured in a brief 38-second video clip.
Hands-On With the iPhone Duo: Apple Unveils Its First-Ever Foldable Smartphone
Apple has announced the iPhone Duo, its first-ever foldable smartphone priced at $1,999, marking the most significant redesign in the product's 20-year history.
US Lawmakers Advance AI Safety Legislation Amid Growing Extinction Warnings
US lawmakers are facing pressure to introduce strict AI safety legislation as current and former researchers warn that artificial intelligence could lead to human extinction within the decade.
AI Safety Alert: Anthropic Blocks Attempts to Use Claude for Biological Weapons Research
Anthropic reports blocking attempts to use its AI models for biological weapons research and missile projects, while debates intensify over the potential risks of artificial intelligence.
How Yemeni Rebels Leveraged Anthropic AI to Design Guided Weapons
Anthropic reported that Houthi rebels in Yemen utilized its Claude AI models to aid in the development of guided weapons and missile systems before the accounts were banned.
Anthropic Report Reveals Claude AI Blocked from Missile Development and Global Espionage Operations
Anthropic revealed in a new report that its Claude AI models were used in attempts to develop missile guidance software and conduct global espionage, prompting swift company interventions.
LG Denies Smart-TV Ambient Audio Surveillance and Data Harvesting Allegations
South Korean electronics firm LG has denied allegations from an investigative report claiming its smart TVs secretly record ambient conversations and harvest network data.
Anthropic Reveals AI Models Targeted for Biological Weapons and Cyber Attacks
A new report from Anthropic reveals that users attempted to misuse the company's AI models for biological weapons research, cyber attacks, and surveillance, though the company claims all operations were successfully disrupted.
UAE Space Agency Chief Emphasizes State Sovereignty and Private Integration in Global Space Race
At an international space summit in Paris, UAE Space Agency chief Dr Ahmad Al Falasi and other global leaders emphasized the critical role of state sovereignty, private-sector integration, and international cooperation in the evolving space race.
High-Priced iPhone Duo Set to Test UAE Market Demand for Foldable Smartphones
Apple's new iPhone Duo foldable smartphone is set to launch in the UAE with prices reaching up to Dh13,600, sparking debate among industry experts over whether it will succeed in the region.