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‘Time for trial and error is over’: OpenAI safety employee quits over AI risks

David Robinson said AI companies, including OpenAI, were not being "nearly careful enough" and argued that safety research and expertise should play a much bigger role before more powerful AI systems are developed. Robinson spent 3-1/2 years at OpenAI, where he helped draft the company's preparedness framework and oversaw safety…

The Times of India · Oct 4

Treasurer to sell Australia's AI capability in Japan

Treasurer Jim Chalmers will travel to Japan as he seeks to convince investors and officials Australia is a safe haven for their cash amid global uncertainty.

AAP · Oct 4

IT sector faces another muted quarter as pricing pressure, geopolitics weigh on growth: Report

India's IT sector is expected to see limited growth in Q2FY27 due to various pressures and headwinds. Predictions indicate large-cap firms might experience a modest revenue increase, while mid-cap companies could outperform. Although margins might improve slightly, profitability could continue facing challenges from investment needs. The Nifty IT index has…

The Economic Times · Oct 4

Liberty Auto Tech Goes To Work. Then He Realizes He’s Been Replaced By A Robot

"Scan a vehicle, evaluate its condition with precision, and..."

Motor1 · Oct 3

OpenAI safety leader quits, warning AI company’s culture is ‘broken’

David Robinson joins other insiders in urging industry to take more care over rapidly developing technology

The Guardian - UK · Oct 3

Festival to tackle the questions keeping us up at night

A festival curated at Australia's premier performing arts centre is investigating the overwhelming issues in pop culture, politics, science and technology.

AAP · Oct 3

Australia’s wealth gap is growing and so is the anger over it. How do we fix this absolutely hopeless state of affairs?

Prices beyond our control, climate change, big tech, crime, the government itself. It’s no wonder people are so furious

The Guardian - AU · Oct 3

Treasury Secretary Bessent Seeks To Calm AI Concerns, Acknowledges Need To 'Prepare For Every Occasion'.

Scott Bessent addressed rising calls for AI regulation and criticized AI "alarmism", but conceded that "safe" development and greater U.S.-China cooperation was desirable.

International Business Times · Oct 3

California’s new laws target workers’ biggest fear of AI taking their jobs

The state, which is home to many AI companies, is one of the first to roll out workplace regulations targeting the technology

The Guardian - US · Oct 3

3 AI Winners, 3 Very Different Paths to Higher Margins

Lumentum, KLA, and NetApp have each expanded margins through AI-driven demand, but via different paths: volume efficiency, competitive moats, and pass-through pricing on NAND memory costs.

MarketBeat · Oct 3