Yann LeCun warns AI companies are on the wrong path to true intelligence as Meta cuts AI staff and shifts focus amid geopolitical pressure.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi inaugurated the five-day AI Impact Summit in New Delhi, aiming to establish a shared global framework for AI governance. The event, expected to draw 250,000 visitors including world leaders and tech CEOs, highlights India's ambition to lead in AI while addressing safety, ethics, and regulation concerns.
Leaders like BlackRock's Larry Fink warn that AI's growth could deepen economic inequality, benefiting a few large companies and investors. Concerns about a potential bubble and market risks are rising as AI investments surge, with new startups like LeCun's AMI Labs aiming to develop more advanced AI systems.
Anthropic has released the Mythos model to a limited group of firms under Project Glasswing and has warned it can find thousands of software vulnerabilities faster than humans. Regulators and finance leaders in the US, UK, EU and Canada have convened urgent meetings, wargames and briefings to assess risks and coordinate defensive access and rules.