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A Vietnamese educator’s AI fluency is shaping how generations of students learn and think.
We haven't written up this one. Tech in Asia has the full story — the link below goes straight to it.
Yoshua Bengio is considered one of the fathers of AI. Now he is warning about the creation of a new species and is building an AI that wants nothing - out of concern for the one he himself helped create.
As the capabilities of artificial intelligence grow exponentially, so do the doubts about its controllability. Now, a scene is forming in Germany that is financing AI safety.
Google, OpenAI, and Anthropic are working together to establish a new independent AI safety organization. This organization, provisionally named the Standards Authority for Frontier AI, aims to set benchmarks for public safety pledges. They are considering Sriram Krishnan and Arati Prabhakar for leadership roles within this authority.
Most AI writing about work still frames the shift too narrowly. The conversation often starts with a familiar question: which tasks can AI do? That is a useful starting point, but it misses the more important operational change. The deeper shift is not that AI can write, summarise, classify, or draft faster than before.
Meta has a new vision to sell, but it may be getting ahead of itself. (The VR Glasses are amazing, though)
Putting a spotlight on high-stakes rivalry, with Xi indicating openness and Trump wanting to keep AI ‘exactly where it is’.
