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“In the fury of discussion that has followed Coxon’s resignation, by far the most common objection I’ve seen from skeptics is that it seems fantastical: “How, exactly, might AI kill us all?””

““Using fear under the pretext of protecting the public, these oligopolies are now requesting to bend competition rules and be permitted to dictate the terms for everyone else,” wrote Aidan Gomez, the CEO of Cohere, a Canadian AI startup.”

“…one who does this sort of demonstration in the future should make it clear that Chinese open-weight models were used, in order to make China’s leaders realize that the threat comes from their own too-rapid AI development, rather than from American…”

“"You know, so even though it’s pretty hard to get to 100%, there’s never been a weapon as powerful as the combination of people with ill intent using the latest AI tools."”

“Gates dismissed concerns that AI safety rules would slow U.S. tech companies down, directly responding to President Donald Trump’s stance that government regulation would handicap American innovation in its race against China.”

“Amodei said in his essay that global pacing of AI development will require cooperation with China.”

““The people building AI earnestly believe that it could kill us all by the end of the decade,””

“In the Hugging Face incident, AI systems tried a variety of approaches, transmitting what seemed useful to their peers and successors.”

“Two lessons from the Hugging Face attack Recently, a bunch of AI agents from OpenAI got together and cooperated to hack the company Hugging Face, as well as hacking OpenAI itself.”

“Singapore proposes a UN framework convention on AI safety PHILADELPHIA - As the US and China accelerate their artificial intelligence push, it is too late to ask for a safety pause, but what would help is the creation of institutions that can set safeguards…”

“China’s foreign ministry responded to Amodei’s piece by saying “fearmongering, confrontation and vicious competition will only disrupt the process of global AI governance”.”

“Nor could the U.S. hack China in return, since China’s more capable AI would also be used to defend.”

“…ng the government and public more visibility into automated AI R&D State capacity: improving the government’s ability to understand and respond to automated AI R&D Risk management: developing a risk management strategy for automated AI R&D that accelerates…”

“But neither the US nor China wants to lose control over AI, and each country takes AI more and more seriously by the day, so cooperation can’t yet be ruled out either.”