Founder Shane Legg is warning that artificial intelligence advances must not come before AI safety, the Financial Times reported

Former Google DeepMind engineer Bilal Chughtai warned that rapidly advancing AI could become uncontrollable and has ‘the potential to kill us all,’ urging action before it is too late.

Sept 16 (Reuters) - Google DeepMind co-founder Shane Legg warned that rapidly advancing AI must not outpace safety controls, as he launched an institute to explore the deployment of artificial general intelligence (AGI),

Mechanize co-founder Tamay Besiroglu joins Google DeepMind following the tech giant's US$1.5bn acquisition to lead its AI workforce strategy

Former Google DeepMind research engineer Bilal Chughtai has warned that AI could “kill us all” and said society may be running out of time to prevent such an outcome, adding to growing concerns among AI researchers about the risks of increasingly powerful systems.

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Logan Kilpatrick said the feedback loop could help Google close the gap with other frontier AI labs with Gemini 4.

Alex Turner, Google DeepMind former research scientist, joins 'Power Lunch' to discuss the scientists concerns with AI, the impact of recent incidents and much more.