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Three‑quarters of U.S. adults want strong regulations on AI development, preferring oversight akin to pharmaceuticals rather than industry "self‑regulation."

The AI-facilitated intelligence revolution is claimed by some to be setting humanity on a glidepath into utopian futures of nearly effortless satisfaction and frictionless choice. We should beware.

A new report for Congress recommends that the US start a "Manhattan Project" to build Artificial General Intelligence. To do so would be a suicide race.

Last week the White House released a National Security Memorandum concerning AI governance and risk management. The NSM issues guidance […]

The second of our 'AI Safety Breakfasts' event series, featuring Dr. Charlotte Stix on model evaluations, deceptive AI behaviour, and the AI Safety and Action Summits.

Recent statements from the US House of Representatives are a reminder of the urgent threat deepfakes present to our society, especially as we approach the U.S. presidential election.

“The furious lobbying against the bill can only be reasonably interpreted in one way: these companies believe they should play by their own rules and be accountable to no one. This veto only reinforces that belief. Now is the time...

FLI's Director of Policy on why the U.S. national interest is much better served by a cooperative than an adversarial strategy towards China.

The conference will be held online