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Anthropic Safety Researcher Says There's a Greater Than 10% Chance AI Could Kill All Humans
A current Anthropic employee just put a real number on the extinction risk from AI, hours after a colleague publicly resigned over the exact same concern. See what triggered this genuinely rare public exchange →
US Intelligence Agencies Formally Name Six Chinese AI Companies in Joint Theft Advisory
Three federal agencies just went further than any prior accusation, naming six specific companies and describing their tactics as "aggressive, malicious and targeted," weeks before a major Trump-Xi meeting. See exactly what they're accused of doing →
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Nation's Biggest Pro-AI Super PAC Says the Data Center Political Fight Is Just Getting Started
A $50 million war chest, a satirical pee-cooling ad campaign, and a governor who's already reversed his own position, this fight is genuinely uniting the far left and far right. See who's actually funding both sides →
Vention Launches Physical AI Lab, Betting Against the Foundation Model Race Entirely
While well-funded rivals chase general-purpose robot brains, one Montreal firm is betting the smarter move is ignoring that race completely. See why its CEO calls foundation models a commodity →
Ollie Raises $7.5 Million to Build a Family AI Assistant That Actually Doesn't Sell Your Data
A startup just raised money betting that not selling your data can actually be a winning business strategy, and a rival's genuinely alarming terms of service shows exactly why that bet might pay off. See how Ollie handles your passwords without ever seeing them →
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📢 The Signal Behind the Noise
Today's five stories all trace back to the same underlying question: who's actually being honest about what AI can and can't be trusted to do? An Anthropic researcher just said the quiet part out loud, in public, with a real number attached. The US government just named names on a geopolitical rivalry we've been tracking all year. A pro-AI super PAC with real money behind it is trying to win a trust battle that's uniting voters who agree on almost nothing else. Vention is betting trust in physical AI comes from real deployed data, not a flashy foundation model. And Ollie is betting the simplest trust signal of all, actually not selling your data, is worth more than free. Every story today is really the same fight playing out in five different arenas: capability keeps racing ahead, and trust is the thing everyone's still scrambling to catch up on.
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