In an op-ed published today in @TIME, @charlotte_stix and I discuss the serious risks associated with internal deployment by frontier AI companies. We argue that maintaining transparency and effective public oversight are essential to safely manage the trajectory of AI.

Or, in other words, before its too late. Read more here:

The perceived winner-take-all AGI race means companies are increasingly keeping their highly-powerful AI models out of the eyes of the public—which means "unseen dangers to society could emerge and evolve without oversight or warning shots."

AI companies are "deploying AI models within their own organizations, and it's likely they'll soon find it strategically essential to reserve their most powerful future models for internal use," posting a "serious threat to society at large," they write.

In a TIME op-ed, @Yoshua_Bengio of @LawZero_ and @charlotte_stix of @apolloaievals break down the issues with tech firms racing to develop artificial general intelligence (AGI) behind closed doors. https://t.co/yx6FoBEn6a

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The Fifth Circuit correctly ruled that Trump cannot invoke the Alien Enemies Act because we are not at war and we haven't been "invaded." But besides Trump's abuse of the law, the law itself is a dangerous anachronism, as I write here:

It's official: The US now has more unemployed people than job openings for the first time since April 2021. In July, the US had: 7.18 million job openings 7.24 million unemployed people This is yet another crack in the labor market that illustrates how much harder it is to get

"America has always had a soft spot for Pakistan’s military dictators because they see them as a one window operation for their secret, and not-so-secret, strategic plans," writes Mohammed Hanif https://t.co/ABEu9DuIqh

What to know about the protests across Indonesia

https://t.co/X2io7g0tjD "America has always had a soft spot for Pakistan’s military dictators" writes @mohammedhanif for @TIME. Now, President Donald Trump is strengthening his relationship with Pakistan's Army Chief Syed Asim Munir.

Disasters were once considered an act of God—tragically inevitable in their devastation. But Hurricane Katrina showed the world that disasters can be man-made catastrophes, @ManannanAD writes in @TIME.

‘Maybe we like a dictator’: Trump suggests many Americans would prefer autocracy

Americans’ energy costs are rising. You can blame Trump and Big Tech, writes Anisha Steephen

President Trump thought President Putin had friends, and that he was one of them. President Putin has interests, not friends, and Russia's interests trumped America's. Now Trump has even backed down on a ceasefire. My take:

https://t.co/ArkJXIDREz @Hamadashoo is a Palestinian food blogger. When the war began, he worked to feed starving kids. Now, he can't feed his own family. "What is happening in Gaza today is bigger than my personal story," he writes in @TIME. "Hunger has become a weapon."

"My fellow Democratic attorneys general and I are taking legal action. And we have no plans to take our foot off the gas." Andrea Campbell: Trump keeps trying to axe education. Democratic attorneys general won't let him

.@mollybaz: What the L.A. wildfires couldn’t take from me

The International Court of Justice has affirmed what many of have been demanding for years: that all governments have a shared responsibility to protect our common home. https://t.co/m5kvI9eg9H

Behar and Christensen's argue that the solution to addressing both climate change and poverty is the same: Tax the super-rich. Read the full article to hear more.