AI fears are boiling over, but the technology’s real threats to humanity don’t look like a robot uprising.

Two of the AI industry’s biggest players agree that development needs to slow down, or the results could be catastrophic. For ...

Lawmakers face pressure to respond to growing alarm over artificial intelligence, after a researcher from leading AI company ...

In this Sunday edition of Business Insider Today, we're talking about the AI industry's existential angst, and its plan to ...

President Trump has said fears about an AI-induced apocalypse are nothing more than a "HOAX," but the top AI models said they ...

Steve Eisman said he sees a motive behind the sudden calls to slow AI development from top companies.

In a widely publicized 3,800-word essay titled We Must Pace the Frontier, Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei urged tech companies to ...

This is not the first time the probability of doom has soared to the top of the media stack. It’s the eleventh time P (doom) ...

From FOOM and p(doom) to sandbagging and the off-switch problem, a guide to the language behind the increasingly mainstream debate over AI catastrophe.

Experts are foreboding the “end of humanity,” but Johnson doesn’t seem to think that’s a matter that should concern Congress!

In the satirical 1964 anti-war film “Dr. Strangelove,” fears of a “Doomsday machine,” an automated, unstoppable device programmed to trigger global nuclear annihilation if the Soviet Union is attacked ...

The AI giant is expected to list on the NASDAQ as early as next month, while OpenAI delays its plans to go public.