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Anthropic Chief Calls for Slower AI Development, Citing Risk of Agent Swarms Seizing Parts of the Internet
Dario Amodei’s essay proposes letting outside reviewers watch Anthropic’s safety process from the training stage onward — an answer to who actually checks an AI company’s own risk judgments before…
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Anthropic chief calls for slower AI development after threat report and researcher’s exit
Dario Amodei has proposed that outside reviewers get deep access to his company’s safety processes, warning that AI agent swarms could seize control of large parts of the internet within…
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Who decides how fast AI companies can build, and who checks their work?
Anthropic’s chief executive is asking rivals to slow down and let outsiders inside their safety reviews — a proposal that tests whether an industry built on speed will accept anyone…
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Oil supply fears deepen after ship attacked near Strait of Hormuz
The incident followed Saudi Arabia’s closure of a key pipeline that bypasses the strait, adding to months of tanker warfare between the United States and Iran that has already driven…
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US bans Canadian alcohol, motorcycles and dairy imports in trade war escalation
President Donald Trump signed proclamations barring a range of Canadian goods from the American market, hours after Ottawa’s latest retaliatory tariffs took effect, pushing the two countries’ trade dispute deeper…
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Supertanker rates hit record highs as Gulf attacks intensify
Freight costs for oil shipped from the Gulf of Oman to China have reached their highest level ever recorded, as fighting between the United States and Iran and a separate…
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Turkish court sentences Erdogan rival Imamoglu to two years in prison
The verdict against Istanbul’s jailed mayor, which carries a political ban, has drawn renewed warnings from European institutions over judicial independence in a NATO ally central to Europe’s migration and…
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Brent Crude Tops $100 as Iran Claims Strikes on US Ships, Houthis Report New Saudi Airstrikes
Iranian state media said forces hit tankers and two US Navy vessels overnight; Washington denies any of its ships were struck.
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US bans Canadian alcohol, motorcycles and dairy imports as trade war deepens
A little-used 1930s trade law lets a president shut off imports outright, without congressional approval. Washington has just invoked it against Canada — so what happens now, and who can…