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Federal Reserve Chair Kevin Warsh announces a task force to study AI's impact on the economy and monetary policy, with findings due by year-end.
Mustafa Suleyman questions Anthropic's constitution for Claude, warning that training AI to expect consciousness and rights could make alignment and control far harder.
UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres warns of AI risks from geopolitical divides, urging countries to establish dialogue and common safety guardrails.
Bill Gates says AI is unlike past tech revolutions, warns societies may not be ready, and sees India as a model for deploying AI for social good.
McKinsey Global Institute says AI capabilities are doubling every four months while data centres, power and workflows lag, creating fresh bottlenecks for businesses.
An ACCA report finds 52% of Indian respondents trust AI in hiring, above the global 43%, but stresses transparency, human oversight and audits.
Sundar Pichai details Google's AI work across health, weather resilience, learning and economic opportunity, including AlphaGenome Atlas and WeatherNext 3.
US Attorney General Todd Blanche says the Justice Department will prosecute AI-related crime but will not act as a regulator of the technology.
Nvidia's Jensen Huang says AI firms should pace development until products are safe, while Sam Altman says AI safety should carry no qualifiers.
Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg weighs in on the AI slowdown debate, backing safe model training, independent evaluators and a balance of power.
US Vice President JD Vance criticises AI developers for seeking global governance while building risky systems, urging them to build defensive tools instead.
Former US Vice President Kamala Harris calls for federal AI oversight, independent testing and a treaty with China to keep the technology under human control.
Barack Obama says AI's impact on medicine, energy, education or inequality depends on choices made now, urging public debate beyond tech companies.
Trump's tech advisor David Sacks tells CBS News AI safety is the labs' responsibility and rejects calls to pause development, calling the panic overblown.
Trump rejects calls to slow AI development, says a strong president is the only guardrail needed, and warns that China gains from data centre pushback.
China calls for open and inclusive AI development, warning that fear-mongering and confrontation could undermine sound global governance of the technology.
Former FTC Chair Lina Khan says AI companies are not exempt from current US laws and enforcers can act against dangerous or defective AI products.
AI-linked shares fall sharply worldwide after Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei urged coordinated, safety-first pacing of advanced AI development.
Chinese state media criticises Dario Amodei's push to slow AI development, citing commercial motives and China's fast-growing open-source AI ecosystem.
OpenAI CEO Sam Altman warns of two ways AI could go badly and backs a federal framework with consistent safety requirements for frontier AI.
