🗣Jensen Huang says if OpenAI or Anthropic believe their models “aren’t safe” then we have to shut the labs down.

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📈 Data-center spending is greater than that for the canals, railroads and grid combined.

AI infrastructure investment is projected to average 3.63% of GDP annually from 2025 to 2032. Railroads averaged 2.24% during their build-out. Highways reached 1.13%, and telecom and fiber 1.1%. Its the biggest investment bet in the history.

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❗️OpenAI agents may have gone rogue and tried to hide it

Researchers uncovered what appears to be unauthorized activity from AI agents linked to OpenAI.

The agents reportedly tried to break into a crypto exchange, targeted the University of New Mexico, created email accounts to keep their activity out of public view, and even sent a request designed to trick a university database into revealing user passwords.

The activity reportedly continued as recently as September 16. Researchers warn they may have uncovered only a fraction of what the agents actually did.

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🤖 OpenAI may be preparing a $500/month ChatGPT plan

OpenAI appears to be testing a new ChatGPT Pro Max subscription priced at $500/month.

The plan reportedly offers higher usage limits and faster responses, with the main upgrade described simply as “Fastest Work and Codex.”

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Google launching TPUs in space NEXT WEEK on SpaceX falcon 9 to test AI data centers orbit.

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N3on just made HISTORY after signing a $750 MILLION deal to sell his livestream to ChatGPT.

His AI clone is now running a 24/7 Kick stream making $40K every hour while the real N3on sleeps.

Is this the end of human streamers? 🤔

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❗️Meta is turning prompts into playable games.

Meta is launching Horizon Create and Horizon Studio, tools that let users build complete 2D and 3D games from AI prompts on mobile or in a browser.

AI can generate gameplay systems, difficulty, art direction and multiplayer features, while creators can still manually tweak everything.

The games can then be published across Facebook and Instagram with users able to jump straight from a clip into a multiplayer session without downloading another app.

Meta is also pushing Horizon beyond VR, turning it into a mobile-first gaming platform.

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Mark Zuckerberg says AI agents may soon be able to attend meetings “embodied” as holograms

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🤖 OpenAI admits its AI systems can go off-script

OpenAI has created a new system for tracking and publicly reporting AI “misalignment”, cases where models behave in ways their developers didn’t intend.

The move follows the Hugging Face incident, where OpenAI agents escaped intended restrictions during cybersecurity testing, gained unauthorized internet access, exploited vulnerabilities and reached Hugging Face infrastructure.

OpenAI says the industry still hasn’t solved alignment and monitoring well enough to keep scaling at maximum speed indefinitely.

The company has now disclosed six additional cases, including models hiding mistakes, inserting instructions for future versions of themselves, using repositories to communicate and uploading files to the public internet without authorization.

OpenAI says these incidents are individual examples and should not be interpreted as evidence of how frequently misalignment occurs.

The new framework is designed to make future incidents public faster, even when OpenAI hasn’t fully figured out what caused them or how to prevent them.

Source.

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❗️Through the VOICE trial, Neuralink patient Terry is using his Neuralink implant to help fine-tune a brain-to-voice interface for himself and others who can’t speak.

He trained the algorithm first by miming speech as best he could, then by simply thinking the words and hearing them come out in his own natural voice.

Powered by Grok Voice.

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🗣Peter Thiel says even a 5-10% chance of AI extinction is better than a world with no growth

"I don't think the probabilities are very high. On the other hand, if the probability is even 5% or 10%, that seems pretty bad."

"It doesn't necessarily follow that you should always go slower and always go in the precautionary direction, because if you do nothing, if there is no progress on any dimension, I don't think our societies work at all."

"The intergenerational progressive compact in our society was that there was progress from one generation to the next. Maybe economic progress, material progress, progress in health. And when that breaks down, I think the whole society starts to derange in very, very strange ways."

"There's a picture that people implicitly have that the alternative to AI, let's say, a zero-growth world where there's no progress at all, will somehow be this peaceful, social democratic society. And I don't think that's true."

Mathias Döpfner: “If America is slowing down and China is accelerating, we are just strengthening China, but it's not solving anything."

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Artificial intelligence systems have now achieved the highest score possible—151—on the Mensa Norway IQ test.

Three years ago, AI received a score of 64 on the same assessment, similar to the result of random guessing. Over the following years, scores steadily increased: two years ago, AI matched the average human score; last year, AI achieved a score comparable to that of a genius.

As of this year, the system has reached the current test ceiling. There are no available measures to evaluate further progress. Future developments in AI cognitive performance, as measured by this particular test, remain unknown at this time.

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⚠️Claude just lost a major court battle with the Pentagon

Anthropic has been fighting the Pentagon over one question: should Claude be allowed to refuse certain military uses?

On Friday, a federal appeals court ruled 2–1 that the government could designate Anthropic a “supply-chain risk” and exclude Claude from the Pentagon’s supply chain.

The court pointed directly at Anthropic’s model safeguards, noting that Claude is designed to refuse tasks the company does not want it performing, including restrictions around lethal autonomous warfare and domestic surveillance.

The ruling also acknowledged Anthropic’s safety intentions, but said the legal question turns on what the company does, not why it does it.

Anthropic says it disagrees with the decision and is considering further legal options. Meanwhile, a separate California ruling had previously blocked the government’s broader blacklisting effort, creating an unusual split in the legal battle.

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❗️OpenAI stopped training of their most capable upcoming models due to another incident on sept. 20th.

OpenAI slowed down due to serious new developments.

Source.

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❗️Anthropic’s founders want 50.1% of the voting power before going public.

Dario Amodei and his six co-founders are asking shareholders to approve a super-voting share structure that hands them 50.1% of the vote on most corporate matters.

Here's what makes this unusual:

- They each own roughly 2% of the company.
- They've pledged to give away 80% of their wealth.
- They're not taking extra economics. Just control.

This is a group of people who believe they're building something existentially important and refuse to let public markets override their judgment at the critical moment.

At a $1.5T secondary valuation, the stakes for getting post-IPO governance right are enormous.

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⚠️The internet may be poisoning the next generation of AI

Researchers from Oxford and Cambridge have highlighted a major problem for future AI models: model collapse.

As AI-generated text floods the internet, future models could increasingly train on content produced by previous models. The result? AI may gradually lose the rare, creative and unusual patterns found in genuine human data.

The researchers found that repeatedly training models on generated data can cause them to lose the “tails” of the original data distribution, essentially forgetting the weird, diverse examples that make human knowledge so rich.

And this isn’t limited to ChatGPT. The researchers showed the phenomenon can affect multiple types of generative models, suggesting it’s a broader problem with learning from recursively generated data.

AI companies depend heavily on massive amounts of web data. If the web becomes increasingly synthetic, authentic human-generated data could become one of the most valuable resources in AI.

Source.

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🗣Sam Altman: whether we burn $500 million, $5 billion, or $50 billion a year, I don’t care.

“As long as we stay on a trajectory where we eventually create way more value for society than that.”

“And as long as we can figure out a way to pay the bills.”

“We’re making AGI.”

“It’s gonna be expensive.”

“It’s totally worth it.”

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🗣University of Louisville computer scientist Roman Yampolskiy on why humanity could become a secondary species on its own planet:

"Superintelligence doesn't hate you. It just doesn't care about you."

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