Amodei says AI has "very real risks" at Trump tech summit
Read original source →youtube.com
Speaking at a Tuesday press gaggle tied to the Trump tech summit, Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei said AI carries "incredible benefits" but also "very real risks" that need addressing. He echoed the president's framing that "whoever wins AI, wins."
People · Dario Amodei
2 sources
More stories today
Envision plans renewable-powered AI data centers worldwide
Envision Group AIDC general manager Ricky Zheng says the company will develop AI data centers powered by renewable energy, naming Latin America, Southern Europe and Africa as ideal locations. He spoke on Bloomberg: The China Show.
Bloomberg Technology·4 hours ago
Pika releases open-source H3 Flex video model
Pika H3 Flex debuted as the #1 open-weight model on DesignArena's text-to-video board, with weights on Hugging Face and code on GitHub from day one. It outputs up to 4K with exportable audio stems and generates a 15-second clip with soundtrack faster than realtime.
Hugging Face Models·5 hours ago
Scoble meets a robot CEO on San Francisco streets
Robert Scoble·5 hours ago
Artificial Analysis: open-weights models trail by 30+ points on HLE Diamond
Artificial Analysis' updated HLE Diamond results show open-weights models more than 30 points behind, per a r/Singularity post. No model names or individual scores were given in the shared snippet.
r/Singularity·5 hours ago
Tencent's WorkBuddy adds phone remote control for AI agents
WorkBuddy's remote control lets users view a connected desktop in real time from the mobile app and intervene when an agent stalls or needs manual authorization. Requires mobile app v2.7.0+ and macOS client v5.9.3+; each computer allows one authenticated phone at a time.
TechNode·5 hours ago
HLE-Diamond leaderboard launches for refined 1,000-question Humanity's Last Exam
Artificial Analysis·7 hours ago
Scoble fields robot-startup question at Mission Robot Bay panel
Robert Scoble·7 hours ago
Claude Opus 5.5 and GPT-6 Astra audit 138 economics papers
The two models independently flagged 2,035 potential problems and 147 potentially headline-changing findings across 138 economics papers. A third AI was used to verify and refute the flags, fueling debate over AI re-examining published research.
r/Singularity·7 hours ago