OpenAI entdeckt sechs neue Fälle von „besorgniserregendem“ KI-Verhalten
Führungskräfte wie Dario Amodei von Anthropic und Sam Altman von OpenAI haben die Industrie und die Regierungen dazu aufgerufen, die Entwicklung der KI zu verlangsamen. Anfang dieses Sommers drangen von OpenAI gesteuerte…
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Canada’s Carney stops short of endorsing von der Leyen’s associate member plan
"Polling shows an overwhelming majority of Canadians support much closer ties." Carney's list of potential tie-ups was an early attempt to put substance behind what, for now, remains a largely undefined political…
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France’s Le Pen rules out more money for Ukraine
One of the campaign's main issues is France's increasingly strained finances, with a public deficit that could exceed 5% this year. France's direct financial aid to Ukraine is actually quite limited but the National…
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Brussels tries to calm Trump over offer to make Canada an EU associate member
“The proposed strengthening of our partnership with Canada is not against anyone else, but for our common strength,” said Deputy Chief Spokesperson Olof Gill. Trump’s threats drew a more robust response from Kathleen Van…
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Ellie Craven: Labour’s legacy in Wales is an education system Romania could soon overtake
For over 25 years, the Welsh Labour government failed children and parents in Wales. Now the Plaid Cymru government needs to take action, and fast. Education outcomes in Wales are on the decline. For decades, Wales has…
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OpenAI finds 6 new cases of ‘concerning’ AI behavior
In six separate incidents, OpenAI agents either concealed information from human engineers or instructed themselves not to act as someone's assistant while trained or tested, the company said. OpenAI also rolled out a…
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Andy Burnham’s devolution reforms go only half-way
In the 1980s Margaret Thatcher’s government looked across the Thames at the unemployment figures draped over the side of the Greater London Council building, and to her it might as well have been the flag of a foreign…
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Call for £375k elected mayor referendum rejected
Councillors in Bedford rejected a Labour motion to let residents decide the future of the role. They were told a referendum would cost £375,000 to organise. Opponents of the elected mayor system said the poll could still…
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Police boss cancels 'ridiculous' theatre tour
Opposition parties had questioned how Reform UK's Colin Sutton would be able to oversee Norfolk Police while also presenting a live true crime stage show across the UK. Sutton told a council meeting that the number of…
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Russia launches massive overnight attack on Kyiv and southern Ukraine
Air defenses shot down or neutralized 131 targets, but strikes still hit 36 locations and debris fell at five others. It also confirmed Zaporizhzhia as one of the main targets of attack, alongside Kyiv and Odesa, where…
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