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Yoshua Bengio

Turing Award-winning deep learning pioneer and University of Montreal professor who founded the Mila AI institute and now warns about AI safety and governance.

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  • @Yoshua_Bengio

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Frontier lab scientists ask governments to put auditors inside their own companies

Twenty-two authors, including chief scientists from OpenAI, Anthropic, Microsoft and Meta, asked governments in a Sept. 28 paper to require reporting on how far labs have automated their research and to embed independent auditors inside some firms.

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Hype gap+25
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DeepSeek and Moonshot get speaking slots at the UN Security Council's AI session

Sam Altman plans to address the 15-member council during the General Assembly's high-level week, and Reuters reports that DeepSeek and Moonshot were invited to make statements. DeepSeek's founder is not expected there.

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OpenAI and Anthropic asked 15 governments for AI reporting rules the White House opposes

Sam Altman and Dario Amodei asked the UN Security Council to align how countries test AI capabilities and report failures. White House science adviser Michael Kratsios rejected new global governance structures.

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AI's builders want federal rules Trump spent Monday attacking

Researchers at Anthropic, OpenAI and Google DeepMind spent the week warning of catastrophic risk. The only number in the record is Geoffrey Hinton's 10% over a decade. He said nobody knows how to give a sensible estimate.

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