OpenAI and Microsoft have thrown their hats into the ring of an initiative called the Alignment Project, led by the UK’s AI Security Institute (AISI).

Experiments by Anthropic and Redwood Research show how Anthropic's model, Claude, is capable of strategic deceit ...

I've developed a seven-step framework grounded in my client work and interviews with thought leaders and informed by current ...

Over the past six years, artificial intelligence has been significantly influenced by 12 foundational research papers. One ...

OpenAI and Microsoft are the latest companies to back the UK’s AI Security Institute (AISI). The two firms have pledged support for the Alignment Project, an international effort to work towards ...

Constantly improving AI would create a positive feedback loop: an intelligence explosion. We would be no match for it.

The UK government sees the initiative as central to its ambition to lead global efforts in frontier AI research. By combining grant funding, computing infrastructure, and academic mentorship, the ...

Several frontier AI models show signs of scheming. Anti-scheming training reduced misbehavior in some models. Models know they're being tested, which complicates results. New joint safety testing from ...

As AI becomes embedded across organizations, senior leaders are facing pressures that rarely surface in public forums. Drawing on in-depth interviews and focus groups with 35 executives across global ...

Every now and then, researchers at the biggest tech companies drop a bombshell. There was the time Google said its latest quantum chip indicated multiple universes exist. Or when Anthropic gave its AI ...

In an era of AI “hype,” I sometimes find that something critical is lost in the conversation. Specifically, there’s a yawning gap between AI research and real-world application. Though many ...

A philosopher is at the forefront of shaping advanced AI like Anthropic's Claude, guiding its ethical behaviour. Amanda Askell's work focuses on instilling caution, honesty, and empathy, moving beyond ...