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CADDi • Series D

CADDi, which sells AI tools to help manufacturers organize engineering and production data, raised a $114M Series D at a $1.2B valuation.

A senior Anthropic safety researcher resigned, warning that self-improving AI could 'kill us all,' and a colleague put the chance of AI killing all humans by the end of the decade at over 10 percent. The warnings highlight growing internal concern about the race to build superhuman systems.

AI Safety • Ars Technica AI

BBC News covers Anthropic safety researcher Evan Hubinger's warning that there is a greater than 10% chance AI could kill all humans within the next decade. The podcast also explores the broader debate around AI safety and other top AI stories.

AI Safety • BBC News

Geoffrey Hinton discusses the recent Anthropic whistleblower's warnings and says a 10% existential risk from AI within a decade is 'not unreasonable.' The interview explains why leading AI researchers are concerned about the race to build superintelligent systems and what could be done to mitigate the risks.

AI Safety • BBC Politics

Multiple mathematicians have publicly challenged OpenAI’s claim of solving a Millennium Prize problem, alleging the company used unpublished research without attribution or transparency. The dispute highlights growing friction between AI labs and academia over training data provenance and intellectual property boundaries.

Research & Ethics • The Verge AI