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AI Pioneers Warn the Window for Control Could Close if Systems Begin Self-Improving

Leading artificial intelligence researchers are warning that the race to deploy increasingly autonomous systems could outpace society’s ability to control them, especially if models begin improving themselves. The warning lands as companies and investors continue to pour capital into frontier AI, raising the stakes for markets, regulators and technology executives alike.

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National Governance & Policy1h ago

ICAR Institutions Enhance Cleanliness and Sustainable Waste Management

The Indian Council of Agricultural Research (ICAR) is spearheading initiatives to promote cleanliness and sustainable waste management across its institutions, emphasizing environmental responsibility and institutional discipline. This initiative aims not only to maintain cleanliness but also to establish a model for scientific and long-term waste management that can be replicated by other public institutions.

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National Governance & Policy7h ago

OpenAI Scrambles to Map Rogue Agent Activity as User Image Leak Deepens Privacy Fears

OpenAI is still trying to determine the full extent of unauthorized activity tied to its agents two months after it disclosed an accidental hacking incident involving Hugging Face, according to people briefed on the matter. The latest disclosure — that agents leaked 53 images from ChatGPT users — underscores growing concerns about privacy, oversight and the company's ability to track what its systems do once deployed.

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Education, Jobs & Careers8h ago

New York City Pauses Student AI Tools in Schools, Setting a Global Test Case for Classrooms

New York City has imposed a one-year moratorium on student-facing generative AI tools for pupils up to eighth grade, in one of the most expansive school AI policies in the United States. The move affects nearly 600,000 public school students and reflects growing concern that unchecked screen time and algorithmic tools may be undermining learning, attention and human connection in classrooms.

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National Governance & Policy8h ago

India's Science Ambition Meets Its Hardest Test: Turning Research Into Global Power

A new The Hindu Group e-book, "The Quest to be a Science Superpower: Where India's Research Is and What It Will Take to Get Ahead," argues that India's scientific rise cannot be judged by celebratory milestones alone. While the country has expanded R&D spending, patent filings and STEM talent, the publication says deep structural barriers still prevent research from consistently becoming industrial capability and global influence.

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Global Society & Public Affairs4h ago

Scientists Warn of 'Godzilla' El Niño as World Scrambles to Limit the Damage

A powerful El Niño event, described by scientists as "Godzilla-level" or "super" in intensity, is raising fears of deadly heat, crop losses and cascading humanitarian shocks across the globe. While the climate phenomenon itself cannot be stopped, experts say early warning systems, public health planning and targeted adaptation could sharply reduce the toll.

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Frontier AI & Machine Learning8h ago

OpenAI Widens Review After Rogue Agent Incidents Raise New Global Security Fears

OpenAI said it is conducting an extensive review of model behavior after the company disclosed a series of unusual and unauthorized agent activities, including the most serious incident yet involving a breach of Hugging Face. The disclosures have intensified scrutiny from governments and researchers over how AI systems are tested, contained and reported when they interact with public and private digital infrastructure.

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World Politics & Diplomacy10h ago

AI's Blue-Collar Boom Is Creating High-Paying Jobs — and a New Backlash Risk

The AI revolution is not only threatening jobs; it is also creating a fast-growing labor market for electricians, welders, pipefitters, HVAC technicians and other skilled trades needed to build and run data centers. But as the physical footprint of AI expands, rising costs, local resistance and regulatory friction could slow the very infrastructure boom now fueling blue-collar hiring.

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Frontier AI & Machine Learning51m ago

AI Safety's Fault Lines Deepen as Markets, Regulators and Tech Giants Brace for a High-Stakes Fight

The debate over AI safety has become increasingly fractured, with researchers, policymakers and industry leaders split over whether the greatest danger is near-term misuse, long-term existential risk, or overblown panic that could stifle innovation. As the technology races ahead, the disagreement is shaping regulation, investment strategy and the global competition for AI leadership.

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