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Today's LLMs are engineered to disobey dangerous requests. But AI refusal is far from foolproof--and could become an instrument of repression.

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Advances in AI offer tantalizing glimpses of a future in which robots navigate the world the way humans do. The question is whether the same techniques that fueled AI's recent progress will be enough to get there, or if an entirely new path is ...

As AI takes on more autonomous roles in industrial settings, organizations need new approaches to data, governance, and human oversight, says Arti Garg, chief technologist at AVEVA.

Plus: OpenAI has released 377 new math findings, further rattling the field.

Novo Nordisk and Eli Lilly found the popular medicines reduce molecular markers of age.

Plus: Musk's new Pentagon role has raised conflict-of-interest fears.

A nuclear reactor that operates at high temperatures (but can't melt down) could transform heavy industry.