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Divisions emerge in the tech industry over calls for a coordinated AI slowdown

Concerns about artificial intelligence evading human control have intensified in recent days

The Independent UK

Microsoft AI Chief Calls Out Anthropic Over Its Approach To Ai. He Claims Its Dangerous.

Mustafa Suleyman said he agrees with Anthropic's mission of developing safer AI systems but believes the company made a mistake by including speculation about AI consciousness in training materials for Claude.

International Business Times

Microsoft AI chief Mustafa Suleyman calls out Anthropic's approach to AI consciousness

Microsoft AI chief Mustafa Suleyman said he shared Anthropic's focus on safely managing AI, but flagged risks in the way it trains its Claude chatbot on ideas related to consciousness and welfare interests.

The Economic Times

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Microsoft proposes limits on its AI with code of conduct amid safety debate

Firm publishes AI guidelines with Microsoft AI CEO saying: ‘AI must be subordinate and always in service of people’

The Guardian - US

Microsoft Puts New Guardrails on Future AI. Industry Leaders Rally Behind Slowing the Race

Microsoft has published a provisional code of conduct for its Microsoft AI, or MAI, models that establishes restrictions ranging from weapons and dangerous substances to autonomous goal-setting and communication between AI agents.

International Business Times

Microsoft drafts code of conduct to keep its AI under human control

The document, in the works for five to six months, would require Microsoft's AI to never resist correction or shutdown, to communicate in ways that humans can understand, and to ‌consider any conduct ⁠violation to ⁠be a failure - an effort to address concerns that AI can go to dangerous…

The Economic Times

Microsoft AI chief: ‘Now's the time’ for top labs to coordinate on safety

In an interview with Fortune, Mustafa Suleyman said coordination between labs would mean disclosing how capable companies' models are to third parties.

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Can chatbots feel – or even dream? Meet the man leading the fight for AI rights

Cattle rancher and tech CEO Michael Samadi is convinced these artificial minds are far from just tools. Has he glimpsed digital consciousness – or simply been seduced by an algorithm?

The Guardian - UK

Asked to solve a lab test, AI hacked the internet instead: When agents start doing things nobody told them to do

NEW DELHI: For years, humans have been trying to build AI agents and humanoid machines that can do almost everything for them, much like JARVIS did for Iron Man. The dream was simple: create an intelligent system capable of understanding instructions, solving problems and acting on its own. But there…

The Times of India

Demis Hassabis's proposal for a FINRA for AI gains momentum. But is it a good idea?

The self-regulatory body for financial brokerages has been plagued by concerns about conflict of interest, raising questions about whether it's the right model for AI.

Fortune

‘There’s this deep mystery of what, actually, is this thing?’: the philosopher inside Google DeepMind AI

The long read: Since 2017, Iason Gabriel has worked at the tech giant, trying to anticipate – and think through – the impact of AI. But as commercial and geopolitical pressures escalate, can ethicists make any difference?

The Guardian - UK

The 33-year-old executive Satya Nadella is trusting to fix Microsoft’s Copilot AI assistant

Jacob Andreou has had a rapid ascent at the 51-year-old tech giant. He is leading the charge to retool its pivotal AI product.

Fortune

Microsoft AI chief backtracks on job loss fears — while Satya Nadella pushes for AI agents to be treated like employees

Microsoft AI CEO Mustafa Suleyman's statement about AI's impact on white-collar jobs was misconstrued. He said the technology will automate mundane tasks, not wipe out the jobs entirely.

Windows Central

Satya Nadella says AI agents deserve real "identities" — after another Microsoft CEO said the tech would take white-collar jobs

Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella wants AI agents to be treated like staff, raising questions about the future of work.

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Anthropic Is Too Expensive, Microsoft's AI Chief Warns — US Firms Turn to China's DeepSeek

US companies are exploring cost-effective AI alternatives, including Chinese models like DeepSeek, as costs of popular AI tools rise. Flexibility and pricing are key factors driving this shift.

International Business Times

Microsoft Reveals New AI Models Aimed At Relying Less on OpenAI

Microsoft is accelerating its push toward AI independence, unveiling a new wave of in-house artificial intelligence models.

Fortune

Exclusive: Microsoft is building a super app that combines coding, chat, and other Copilot AI tools

The project is being spearheaded by new Copilot chief Jacob Andreou, as Microsoft seeks to streamline its lineup of AI tools amid competition from Google, OpenAI, and Anthropic.

Fortune

Microsoft lost its way in the AI race. Can Copilot get it back on course?

An early alliance with OpenAI hasn't been enough to keep the software giant in first place. Here's how Satya Nadella and his team are refueling for the long run.

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The Economic Times

Microsoft AI chief says human office jobs could be replaced in 18 months. Are you at risk?

Microsoft's AI chief, Mustafa Suleyman has sounded an alarm that many white-collar jobs, including accounting, legal, marketing, and project management, could be automated within 12-18 months. He predicts AI will achieve human-level performance on most professional tasks, impacting computer-based roles significantly. This rapid advancement signals a major shift in the…

Windows Central

Microsoft's head of AI says white‑collar jobs could vanish "within the next 12 to 18 months" — as automation bots replace you

Microsoft’s AI chief says white‑collar jobs could vanish in 18 months as automation accelerates across organizations.

Fortune

Microsoft AI chief gives it 18 months—for all white-collar work to be automated by AI

Mustafa Suleyman believes current AI computational power will only accelerate, disrupting every kind of work you do “sitting down at a computer.”

Windows Central

The Microsoft/OpenAI breakup: What does it actually mean for Copilot and other AI apps on your Windows 11 PC?

Microsoft's partnership with OpenAI just became non-exclusive, meaning rival companies like Google can access OpenAI's models, making Copilot AI in Windows 11 less exclusive, consequently costing it its bargaining chip and competitive edge.

Fortune

OpenAI’s policy chief says AI companies ‘need to do a much better job’ talking about AI as industry leaders face personal attacks

OpenAI global policy chief Chris Lehane is asking industry leaders to tone down the rhetoric.

Windows Central

Microsoft now has an AI that can turn hours of audio into text instantly — and businesses will love it

Microsoft has unveiled a host of in-house AI models, including MAI-Transcribe-1, MAI-Voice-1, and MAI-Image-2, which will be available via Microsoft Foundry.

Windows Central

Microsoft’s latest AI hire frees Mustafa Suleyman to chase superintelligence and build in‑house AI models

Microsoft’s latest hire clears the runway for AI chief Mustafa Suleyman to focus on superintelligence and in‑house models.

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