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Concern grows over AI risks, from Obama’s warnings to a ‘Stop the AI Race’ protest

Major artificial intelligence players in the United States and China are increasingly divided over the technology’s risks.

Concern grows over AI risks, from Obama’s warnings to a ‘Stop the AI Race’ protest

Protesters call for a slowdown in the development of advanced artificial intelligence systems at a “Stop the AI Race” demonstration in San Francisco on Sept. 17, 2026. (Credit: Karl Mondon/AFP)

Warnings from artificial intelligence researchers are fueling calls for tighter oversight, with political leaders and technology companies weighing how to keep increasingly powerful systems under human control. But agreement on a response remains elusive: While some urge coordinated safeguards, U.S. President Donald Trump dismisses fears that AI could threaten humanity, calling it a “hoax.”Obama warns of AI dangers, urges Democrats to actAs a growing number of U.S. lawmakers call for tougher regulations on artificial intelligence systems following dire warnings from two Anthropic researchers that rapid advances in the field could endanger humanity’s survival, former U.S. President Barack Obama has spoken out about the dangers of inadequately regulated AI, according to The New York Times. Artificial wars ChatGPT pirate Hugging Face: The...
Warnings from artificial intelligence researchers are fueling calls for tighter oversight, with political leaders and technology companies weighing how to keep increasingly powerful systems under human control. But agreement on a response remains elusive: While some urge coordinated safeguards, U.S. President Donald Trump dismisses fears that AI could threaten humanity, calling it a “hoax.”Obama warns of AI dangers, urges Democrats to actAs a growing number of U.S. lawmakers call for tougher regulations on artificial intelligence systems following dire warnings from two Anthropic researchers that rapid advances in the field could endanger humanity’s survival, former U.S. President Barack Obama has spoken out about the dangers of inadequately regulated AI, according to The New York Times. Artificial wars ChatGPT pirate Hugging...
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