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Area 51 for AI? US gov secures early access to cutting edge models

[Sep 1 5:13 PM] It’s unclear whether the government would be required to inform the general public in the event an AI model becomes sentient.

Scientists illuminate a path to quantum AGI with new light-based chips

[Aug 9 7:26 PM] Recent breakthroughs in photonic computing could finally make human-level AI possible.

Q2 earnings: AI sector enters flat spin as consumer disinterest in chatbots intensifies

[Aug 2 6:35 PM] Despite unbridled optimism and massive spending, generative AI is still a solution looking for a problem.

‘Superintelligence within just a few years’ — SingularityNET CEO

[Jun 12 3:37 AM] Industry leaders say the delay in the ASI merger to July 15 will not halt progress toward decentralized superintelligence.

Former OpenAI researcher foresees AGI reality in 2027

[Jun 5 8:15 AM] Former OpenAI researcher Leopold Aschenbrenner is confident that an AI lab will be able to train a GPT-4-level model in a minute in 2027, versus three months in 2023.

Former OpenAI, Anthropic employees call for 'right to warn' on AI risks

[Jun 4 7:59 AM] Former OpenAI, Anthropic, and DeepMind employees urge AI companies to expand whistleblower protections to publicly address AI risks amid growing concerns over the “deprioritization” of safety.

Artificial general intelligence still more than 10 years away — Baidu CEO

[May 23 12:48 AM] AGI could potentially solve some of humanity’s most pressing concerns down the line, according to Baidu’s co-founder.

AI safety researchers leave OpenAI over prioritization concerns

[May 18 5:30 AM] Following the recent resignations, OpenAI has opted to dissolve the ‘Superalignment’ team and integrate its functions into other research projects within the organization.

OpenAI co-founder and chief scientist departs AI firm

[May 14 7:55 PM] Illya Sutskever said he’s leaving OpenAI for a “personally meaningful” project with research director Jakub Pachocki now moving into the role of chief scientist.