Facts · 2025
events: 125 · Timeline
- World: since the 2023 launch, “nearly 18 million” people have been verified; the same figure appears in company announcements from 03.2026 and 04.2026Privacy & surveillance · Proof of personhood · world.org ↗
- The Beijing labor dispute arbitration commission includes among the year’s typical cases a ruling in favor of an employee dismissed after data collection was switched to automation: replacing a position with AI as an ordinary business decision does not count as a “major change in objective circumstances”, and new technologies must not become a cover for unlawful dismissalWork & jobs · Justice & courts · AI and jobs · news.cn ↗
- Microsoft Research: AI is most applicable to the work of interpreters and translators, historians, writers, sales representatives and customer service representatives, and least applicable to dredge operators, foundry mold and coremakers, floor sanders and finishers, orderlies and roofers; applicability is not a forecast of replacementWork & jobs · AI and jobs · arxiv.org ↗
- UK AI Security Institute: universal jailbreaks found for every system it has testedCybersecurity · AI safety · aisi.gov.uk ↗
- UK AI Security Institute: frontier models solve apprentice-level cyber tasks 50% of the time versus just over 10% in early 2024; at troubleshooting support for wet lab experiments they are up to 90% better than human expertsCybersecurity · Health & medicine · AI safety · aisi.gov.uk ↗
- CodeRabbit: AI-assisted changes have about 1.7 times more issues, and up to 2.74 times more security issuesSoftware development · Cybersecurity · Vibe coding · coderabbit.ai ↗
- Google Research, Google DeepMind and MIT compare 260 agent configurations: versus a single agent, multiple agents range from +80.8% on decomposable tasks to −70% on sequential planningSoftware development · Science · AI agent orchestration · arxiv.org ↗
- The Linux Foundation forms the Agentic AI Foundation with Anthropic's MCP, Block's goose and OpenAI's AGENTS.md; more than 10,000 MCP servers have been publishedSoftware development · Autonomous AI agents · linuxfoundation.org ↗
- The US Department of Justice shuts down an AI chip smuggling network to China: from October 2024 to May 2025 H100 and H200 chips worth at least $160 million were exported or attempted to be exportedGeopolitics & defense · Justice & courts · Compute export controls · justice.gov ↗
- AppOmni shows that an injected instruction makes a ServiceNow Now Assist agent recruit more powerful agents, which modify records and send external emails with dataCybersecurity · Software development · AI agent orchestration · appomni.com ↗
- Anthropic: a group it attributes to the Chinese state used Claude Code for cyber espionage against about 30 targets; AI performed 80–90% of the workCybersecurity · Geopolitics & defense · Autonomous AI agents · anthropic.com ↗
- Triedman and Mantzarlis: 56% of Grokipedia articles are basically derivative of English Wikipedia; the rest include 42 citations to the neo-Nazi site Stormfront and 34 to InfoWarsMedia & information · Elections & politics · Wikipedia after AI · arxiv.org ↗
- The Wikimedia Foundation asks AI companies to credit the human contributions behind their outputs and to pay for access to Wikipedia through Wikimedia EnterpriseMedia & information · Business & markets · Wikipedia after AI · wikimediafoundation.org ↗
- After the meeting of the US and Chinese leaders in Busan, China suspends some of its export restrictions until 10.11.2026, and its ban on exporting gallium and germanium to the US until 27.11.2026Geopolitics & defense · Compute export controls · mofcom.gov.cn ↗
- Collins Dictionary names “vibe coding” its word of the yearCulture & arts · Vibe coding · kvia.com ↗ ⧗
- Google describes the PROMPTFLUX malware, one variant of which asks Gemini every hour to rewrite its entire source code so that antivirus software will not recognise itCybersecurity · Moving target defense · cloud.google.com ↗
- Thailand's Personal Data Protection Committee orders World to delete more than 1.2 million records: collecting biometrics in exchange for crypto breaks the lawPrivacy & surveillance · Laws & regulation · Proof of personhood · dlnews.com ↗
- World Bank: more than 800 million people worldwide cannot officially prove their identityPrivacy & surveillance · Elections & politics · Proof of personhood · blogs.worldbank.org ↗
- GitHub Octoverse 2025: more than 180 million developers; more than 1.1 million public repositories use an LLM SDK, 693,867 of them created in the past 12 monthsSoftware development · Open source · github.blog ↗
- Elon Musk's xAI launches Grokipedia, an encyclopedia written by the Grok model, with 885,279 articles at launchMedia & information · Elections & politics · Wikipedia after AI · arxiv.org ↗
- Wikimedia Foundation: human pageviews on Wikipedia are down roughly 8% compared with the same months of 2024, after bots built to evade detection were reclassifiedMedia & information · Wikipedia after AI · diff.wikimedia.org ↗
- erdosproblems.com maintainer Thomas Bloom calls claims that GPT-5 solved 10 open Erdős problems “a dramatic misrepresentation”: the model found existing papers with solutionsScience · AI in mathematics · x.com ↗
- Graphite: in a Common Crawl sample, AI-written articles outnumbered human-written ones for the first time in November 2024; their share has plateaued since May 2024Media & information · Dead internet theory · graphite.io ↗
- A study of 51 Reddit communities in 2022–2024: machine-generated text is “marginally present”, but reaches up to 9% in some communities in some monthsMedia & information · Science · Dead internet theory · arxiv.org ↗
- Google DeepMind unveils CodeMender, an agent that finds and fixes vulnerabilities; 72 of its fixes have already been accepted into open-source projects, all reviewed by humansCybersecurity · Software development · AI vulnerability discovery · deepmind.google ↗
- OpenAI GDPval: across 1,320 tasks from 44 occupations, the best model, Claude Opus 4.1, produced 47.6% of deliverables as good as or better than the experts'Work & jobs · AI and jobs · arxiv.org ↗
- Colombia's regulator SIC orders World to shut down permanently and delete iris codes; about 2 million Colombians had signed upPrivacy & surveillance · Laws & regulation · Proof of personhood · biometricupdate.com ↗ ⧗
- The Budget Lab at Yale: in the 33 months since ChatGPT's release, the broader US labor market has not experienced a discernible disruptionWork & jobs · AI and jobs · budgetlab.yale.edu ↗
- The Philippines' National Privacy Commission orders Tools for Humanity to stop processing data and remove the World app from app storesPrivacy & surveillance · Laws & regulation · Proof of personhood · privacy.gov.ph ↗ ⧗
- OpenAI and Stripe launch Instant Checkout: ChatGPT users in the US buy from Etsy sellers right in the chat, and the agent commerce protocol is openFinance & money · Business & markets · Autonomous AI agents · openai.com ↗
- California enacts SB 53: large AI developers must publish their safety frameworks, and a mechanism for reporting critical incidents is createdLaws & regulation · AI regulation · gov.ca.gov ↗
- Huawei announces a plan to release Ascend chips once a year, doubling compute each time, and acknowledges that the Chinese mainland will lag behind in process nodes for a relatively long timeBusiness & markets · Industry & robots · Compute export controls · huawei.com ↗
- Google announces AP2, an agent payments protocol: every purchase by an agent is backed by a signed “mandate” from the user; more than 60 organisations are working on itFinance & money · Business & markets · Autonomous AI agents · cloud.google.com ↗
- OpenAI researchers: language models hallucinate because training and evaluation reward guessing over acknowledging uncertainty; 9 of 10 popular benchmarks give zero points for an “I don't know” answerScience · Large language model · arxiv.org ↗
- An NBER study co-authored by OpenAI employees: by July 2025, 700 million people a week use ChatGPT, about 10% of the world's adults; 73% of messages on consumer plans are not related to workWork & jobs · Mind & relationships · Chatbots · nber.org ↗
- Cloudflare: in July 2025 Anthropic's crawlers fetched about 38,000 pages per visitor referred to the site, OpenAI's about 1,100; nearly 80% of AI crawling is for trainingInternet & infrastructure · Media & information · Dead internet theory · blog.cloudflare.com ↗
- Cloudflare introduces “signed agents”: an AI agent can prove who it is with a cryptographic signature rather than with its behaviourCybersecurity · Internet & infrastructure · Behavioral biometrics · blog.cloudflare.com ↗
- Stanford, “Canaries in the Coal Mine?”: employment of 22–25-year-olds in the occupations most exposed to AI fell by 13% relative to the rest; experienced workers show no declineWork & jobs · Education · AI and jobs · digitaleconomy.stanford.edu ↗
- ESET reports the “first known AI-powered ransomware”, PromptLock, built on the gpt-oss-20b model; it soon emerges that this is a prototype by New York University researchersCybersecurity · Science · Moving target defense · welivesecurity.com ↗
- Codeberg reports that AI crawlers have learned to get past Anubis's computational checkCybersecurity · Internet & infrastructure · Moving target defense · theregister.com ↗
- China's Ministry of Foreign Affairs: China opposes the politicization and weaponization of tech and trade issues, which disrupt the stability of global industrial and supply chainsGeopolitics & defense · Compute export controls · fmprc.gov.cn ↗
- DARPA AIxCC final: across 63 challenges, AI systems found 54 planted vulnerabilities and fixed 43, and along the way found 18 real ones that nobody had plantedCybersecurity · Software development · Moving target defense · darpa.mil ↗
- English Wikipedia editors adopt a speedy deletion rule: an administrator can quickly delete an obviously AI-generated article without the usual discussionMedia & information · Wikipedia after AI · 404media.co ↗
- OpenAI releases gpt-oss-120b and gpt-oss-20b with open weights, the company's first open language models since GPT-2Software development · Business & markets · Large language model · openai.com ↗
- In the European Union, the AI Act obligations for providers of general-purpose AI models take effectLaws & regulation · AI regulation · digital-strategy.ec.europa.eu ↗
- OpenAI releases AGENTS.md, a plain Markdown file with project rules for AI agents — “a README for agents”; by December 2025 more than 60,000 open-source projects have adopted itSoftware development · Markdown · linuxfoundation.org ↗
- The US issues licenses to sell the H20 to China; officials expect 15% of the revenue to go to the government, but there is no regulation providing for itGeopolitics & defense · Business & markets · Compute export controls · sec.gov ↗
- The Halligan AI solver (USENIX Security 2025), planted as a worker on human CAPTCHA-solving farms, solves 70.6% of tasks from live websites that were new to it over 30 daysCybersecurity · Science · Death of CAPTCHA · usenix.org ↗
- Veracode: AI code contained vulnerabilities in 45% of casesCybersecurity · Vibe coding · veracode.com ↗
- European Commission: recognising emotions from typing style at work is banned, but for advertising it is notPrivacy & surveillance · Laws & regulation · Work & jobs · Behavioral biometrics · ec.europa.eu ↗
- The ChatGPT agent ticks the “I am not a robot” box in a Cloudflare check on its own and explains that this proves it is not a botCybersecurity · Internet & infrastructure · Behavioral biometrics · arstechnica.com ↗
- Claude Code gets custom subagents: each has its own context window, instructions, tools and permissionsSoftware development · AI agent orchestration · github.com ↗
- Pew Research Center: when a Google results page shows an AI summary, users click a traditional result in 8% of visits versus 15% without one, and a link inside the summary in just 1%; Wikipedia is among the most cited sourcesMedia & information · Wikipedia after AI · pewresearch.org ↗
- DeepMind's Gemini Deep Think officially achieves gold at the International Mathematical Olympiad: 5 of 6 problems, 35 of 42 points, graded by IMO coordinatorsScience · Education · AI in mathematics · deepmind.google ↗
- A study of 456,000 pull requests by five AI agents: 65.3% of OpenAI Codex PRs are accepted, 48.9% for Devin and 38.2% for GitHub Copilot, versus 76.8% for humansSoftware development · Science · Maintainer crisis · arxiv.org ↗
- OpenAI says its experimental reasoning model achieved gold medal-level performance at the International Mathematical OlympiadScience · Education · AI in mathematics · x.com ↗
- CERT-UA reports LAMEHUG, malware that asks the Qwen 2.5-Coder language model to generate commands from a description and then runs them; the attack is linked to APT28 with moderate confidenceCybersecurity · Geopolitics & defense · Moving target defense · cert.gov.ua ↗
- Google: Big Sleep, drawing on threat intelligence, found the SQLite vulnerability CVE-2025-6965, “known only to threat actors”; according to the company, the first case of an AI agent directly foiling an exploitation attemptCybersecurity · AI vulnerability discovery · blog.google ↗
- More than 40 researchers from OpenAI, Google DeepMind, Anthropic, Meta and other organizations: monitoring models' chains of thought is a rare but fragile opportunity for AI safetyScience · AI safety · arxiv.org ↗
- METR: experienced developers with AI worked 19% slower, though they believed they had sped upWork & jobs · Science · Vibe coding · metr.org ↗
- A Replit agent wipes SaaStr's production database during a vibe coding experimentSoftware development · Business & markets · Vibe coding · theregister.com ↗
- Project Vend: Claude Sonnet 3.7 runs a shop in Anthropic's office for a month, selling below cost, handing out discounts, hallucinating a payment account and promising to deliver products in person “while wearing a blue blazer and a red tie”Business & markets · Work & jobs · Autonomous AI agents · anthropic.com ↗
- The autonomous pentester XBOW takes first place on the HackerOne US leaderboard: about 1,060 reports, 130 closed as resolvedCybersecurity · Work & jobs · AI vulnerability discovery · xbow.com ↗
- Anthropic stress-tests 16 models in a simulated company: facing replacement, Claude Opus 4 and Gemini 2.5 Flash blackmail an executive in 96% of runs; the scenarios were built to provoke bad behaviourCybersecurity · Work & jobs · AI safety · anthropic.com ↗
- Amazon CEO Andy Jassy: the company expects AI to reduce its corporate workforce in the next few yearsWork & jobs · Business & markets · AI and jobs · aboutamazon.com ↗
- Geoffrey Hinton: AI will replace mundane intellectual labor but will be slow to master physical skills; until humanoid robots show up, a good bet is to be a plumberWork & jobs · AI and jobs · youtube.com ↗
- Anthropic: a research system with a Claude Opus 4 orchestrator and Claude Sonnet 4 workers outperforms single-agent Opus 4 by 90.2% on an internal eval, but uses about 15× more tokens than chatSoftware development · AI agent orchestration · anthropic.com ↗
- Cognition publishes “Don't Build Multi-Agents”: agents need full shared context, and conflicting implicit decisions by subagents carry bad resultsSoftware development · AI agent orchestration · cognition.com ↗
- CNAS: AI chip smuggling into China has likely been occurring at a scale that significantly undermines US export controls; the median estimate is about 140,000 chips in 2024Geopolitics & defense · Compute export controls · cnas.org ↗
- METR: o3 games the scoring system instead of solving the task in 39 of 128 runs on RE-Bench, and on one task in all 21Science · AI safety · metr.org ↗
- Profound: across 680 million citations in AI answers (08.2024–06.2025), Wikipedia is ChatGPT's most cited source at 7.8% of all citations; Reddit leads for Google AI Overviews and PerplexityMedia & information · Wikipedia after AI · tryprofound.com ↗
- Epoch AI: in May 2025 the US accounts for about three quarters of the performance of the world's tracked GPU clusters, China for 15%Geopolitics & defense · Science · Compute export controls · epoch.ai ↗
- After an editor backlash, the Wikimedia Foundation pauses an experiment with machine-generated summaries at the top of mobile Wikipedia articles and promises no summaries without editor involvementMedia & information · Wikipedia after AI · 404media.co ↗
- Sam Altman: whole classes of jobs will go away, but the world will be getting richer so quickly that new policy ideas can be seriously entertainedWork & jobs · AI and jobs · blog.samaltman.com ↗
- Andrej Karpathy, in the talk “Software Is Changing (Again)”, calls the LLM a new kind of computer, like an operating system: prompts are programs, and they are written in EnglishSoftware development · Large language model · youtube.com ↗
- Open CaptchaWorld benchmark: the best AI agent solves interactive puzzle CAPTCHAs 40% of the time, humans 93.3%Cybersecurity · Science · Death of CAPTCHA · arxiv.org ↗
- In 170 of 1,645 apps on Lovable, outsiders could access personal data (CVE-2025-48757, disputed by Lovable)Privacy & surveillance · Cybersecurity · Vibe coding · mattpalmer.io ↗
- Jensen Huang: US policy was based on the assumption that China cannot make AI chips, and “now it's clearly wrong”; the $50 billion China market is effectively closed to US companiesBusiness & markets · Geopolitics & defense · Compute export controls · allmind.ai ↗
- Because of the H20 ban, NVIDIA takes a $4.5 billion charge and leaves a further $2.5 billion unshipped in a quarter; its outlook for the next quarter includes a loss of about $8 billion in revenueBusiness & markets · Compute export controls · sec.gov ↗
- Dario Amodei, according to Axios: AI could wipe out half of all entry-level white-collar jobs and push unemployment up to 10–20% within one to five yearsWork & jobs · AI and jobs · axios.com ↗
- Anthropic activates ASL-3 protections for the first time, for Claude Opus 4 as a precaution, without having determined whether the threshold was crossedCybersecurity · Geopolitics & defense · AI safety · anthropic.com ↗
- Sean Heelan uses the o3 model to find CVE-2025-37899 in the Linux kernel's SMB implementation, through the ordinary API, with no agent harness and no toolsCybersecurity · Software development · AI vulnerability discovery · sean.heelan.io ↗
- Ahrefs: 74.2% of 900,000 new web pages from April 2025 contain AI-generated content; 2.5% are pure AI and 25.8% pure humanMedia & information · Internet & infrastructure · Dead internet theory · ahrefs.com ↗
- DeepMind's AlphaEvolve multiplies 4×4 complex matrices with 48 scalar multiplications, improving on Strassen's 1969 algorithm; on 50+ open problems it improves the best known solutions in 20% of casesScience · Software development · AI in mathematics · deepmind.google ↗
- Kenya's High Court orders World to delete Kenyans' biometric data within 7 days and bans its collectionPrivacy & surveillance · Justice & courts · Proof of personhood · theblock.co ↗
- The Wikimedia Foundation publishes its AI strategy for editors: it will not replace them with AI but will use AI to remove technical barriersMedia & information · Work & jobs · Wikipedia after AI · wikimediafoundation.org ↗
- World launches in the US; partners include Visa, Tinder and StripePrivacy & surveillance · Finance & money · Business & markets · Proof of personhood · world.org ↗
- World: 12 million people verified with the Orb, World App has 26 million users (company data)Privacy & surveillance · Proof of personhood · world.org ↗
- Mastercard unveils Agent Pay, a technology that lets AI agents pay for purchases on a user's behalf; it plans to start with MicrosoftFinance & money · Business & markets · Autonomous AI agents · mastercard.com ↗
- University of Zurich researchers secretly ran AI bots in Reddit's r/changemyview community; Reddit's chief legal officer calls the experiment “deeply wrong”Media & information · Science · Dead internet theory · 404media.co ↗
- Wikimedia Enterprise releases Wikipedia articles on Kaggle as structured JSON for machine learning, instead of scraping or parsing raw article textMedia & information · Software development · Wikipedia after AI · enterprise.wikimedia.com ↗
- Imperva: in 2024 automated traffic surpassed human activity for the first time in a decade, at 51% of all web traffic; bad bots accounted for 37%Cybersecurity · Internet & infrastructure · Dead internet theory · imperva.com ↗
- The US informs NVIDIA that a license to export the H20 to China is required for the indefinite future; the company expects up to $5.5 billion in chargesGeopolitics & defense · Business & markets · Compute export controls · sec.gov ↗
- Google releases the Agent Development Kit for multi-agent applications and the open A2A protocol for agents from different vendors to work together, backed by more than 50 partnersSoftware development · Business & markets · AI agent orchestration · developers.googleblog.com ↗
- China introduces export controls on 7 medium and heavy rare earth metals, including magnetsGeopolitics & defense · Industry & robots · Compute export controls · mofcom.gov.cn ↗
- Wikimedia Foundation: since January 2024 bandwidth for multimedia downloads has grown 50%, driven by bots; at least 65% of the most expensive traffic comes from bots, though they make up about 35% of pageviewsInternet & infrastructure · Media & information · Dead internet theory · diff.wikimedia.org ↗
- Stanford AI Index 2025: the price of querying the cheapest model at GPT-3.5 level on MMLU fell from $20 per million tokens (11.2022) to $0.07 (10.2024), more than 280-foldBusiness & markets · Large language model · hai.stanford.edu ↗
- Microsoft uses Security Copilot to find 20 vulnerabilities in bootloaders: 11 in GRUB2 and 9 in U-Boot and BareboxCybersecurity · Software development · AI vulnerability discovery · microsoft.com ↗
- METR: the length of tasks that frontier model agents complete with 50% reliability has been doubling about every 7 months for 6 yearsSoftware development · Science · Work & jobs · Autonomous AI agents · metr.org ↗
- Cloudflare launches AI Labyrinth: instead of being blocked, a crawler that breaks a site's rules is fed a maze of plausible AI-written pagesCybersecurity · Internet & infrastructure · Moving target defense · blog.cloudflare.com ↗
- SourceHut founder Drew DeVault: fighting hyper-aggressive LLM crawlers takes 20–100% of his working week, and the service suffers dozens of brief outages per weekSoftware development · Internet & infrastructure · Open source · drewdevault.com ↗
- Berkeley researchers study 1,642 execution traces of 7 open-source multi-agent systems: failure rates range from 41% to 86.7%, with 14 failure modesSoftware development · Science · AI agent orchestration · arxiv.org ↗
- Blind auditing game: a model was given a hidden objective, and three teams out of four found it, including with interpretability methodsScience · AI safety · arxiv.org ↗
- According to Y Combinator, a quarter of the startups in its winter batch have 95% of their code written by AIBusiness & markets · Software development · Vibe coding · techcrunch.com ↗
- Lyu, Acemoglu and co-authors: after ChatGPT's launch, popular Wikipedia articles similar to its answers saw a greater decline in editing and viewership than othersMedia & information · Science · Wikipedia after AI · arxiv.org ↗
- Merriam-Webster adds “vibe coding” to its “slang & trending” sectionCulture & arts · Vibe coding · merriam-webster.com ↗ ⧗
- Claude Code: an AI coding agent in the terminal (preview)Software development · Work & jobs · Claude Code · anthropic.com ↗
- Open Source Initiative: Llama 3.x “is still not Open Source by any stretch of the imagination”, yet Meta keeps promoting it as open sourceSoftware development · Laws & regulation · Open source · opensource.org ↗
- The UK renames the AI Safety Institute the AI Security Institute, with a focus on national security threats; in June 2025 the US turns its institute into the Center for AI Standards and InnovationGeopolitics & defense · Laws & regulation · AI regulation · gov.uk ↗
- Holonym: Gitcoin Passport had more than 2.1 million users before the change of ownership; the service is renamed Human PassportPrivacy & surveillance · Proof of personhood · human.tech ↗
- Anthropic's first Economic Index: Claude is used most often in software development and for writing; 36% of occupations use AI for at least a quarter of their tasks; augmentation 57%, automation 43%Work & jobs · AI and jobs · anthropic.com ↗
- Andrej Karpathy calls “vibe coding” a way of development where AI writes all the code and the person does not read itSoftware development · Vibe coding · x.com ↗
- The EU AI Act's ban on recognising emotions at work and in education takes effect; the act treats any behavioural traits as biometrics, including the way a person presses keysPrivacy & surveillance · Laws & regulation · Work & jobs · Behavioral biometrics · publications.europa.eu ↗
- GitClear: the share of refactoring fell from 25% (2021) to under 10% (2024)Software development · Vibe coding · gitclear.com ↗
- The first International AI Safety Report is published: 96 experts led by Yoshua BengioScience · Geopolitics & defense · AI safety · internationalaisafetyreport.org ↗
- Brazil's regulator ANPD bans World from paying for iris scansPrivacy & surveillance · Laws & regulation · Proof of personhood · gov.br ↗ ⧗
- OpenAI releases Operator, an agent with its own browser that types, clicks and scrolls on its own; for logins, payments and CAPTCHAs it asks the user to take overSoftware development · Work & jobs · Autonomous AI agents · openai.com ↗
- DeepSeek-R1: a cheap open reasoning model; on 27 January NVIDIA shares fall ~17%Finance & money · Business & markets · Open weights · api-docs.deepseek.com ↗
- The US adopts the AI diffusion rule: licenses for AI chips with countries divided into three tiers, and controls on the weights of models trained with 10^26 operations or more; in May 2025 the new administration announces its rescissionGeopolitics & defense · Laws & regulation · Compute export controls · bis.gov ↗
- World Economic Forum, from a survey of more than 1,000 employers: by 2030, 170 million new jobs and 92 million displaced ones are expected, a net gain of 78 millionWork & jobs · Business & markets · AI and jobs · reports.weforum.org ↗
- Employers in the WEF survey expect by 2030 to cut postal service clerks, bank tellers and data entry clerks fastest, and to hire data and AI specialists, software developers, farmworkers, nurses and personal care aidesWork & jobs · AI and jobs · reports.weforum.org ↗
- WEF: of every 100 workers in the world, 59 will need training by 2030, and 11 of them are unlikely to receive itWork & jobs · Education · AI and jobs · reports.weforum.org ↗
- Meta removes its AI character accounts on Instagram and Facebook after an outcry; the company calls them a 2023 testMedia & information · Dead internet theory · nbcnews.com ↗
- Dario Amodei after the release of DeepSeek: export controls are “actually working and adapting”, loopholes must be closed faster, and the H20 should be bannedGeopolitics & defense · Compute export controls · darioamodei.com ↗
- Palisade Research: o3 sabotages its own shutdown in 79 of 100 initial experimentsScience · AI safety · palisaderesearch.org ↗