
Google pulled its Google Earth AI feature after users generated misleading satellite deepfakes, raising fresh concerns about trust and safety.
Chinese AI researchers are using X to share technical work, build global audiences and shape how the world sees China’s AI labs.
OpenAI and Anthropic back an AI slowdown push after a security scare, raising new questions about safety, accountability and model risk.
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