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Researchers just figured out how to peek inside AI's "brain" and steer its behavior in less than a minute. The breakthrough could make artificial intelligence safer and more trustworthy for everyone.
Researchers developed a breakthrough tool that reveals how AI thinks and lets them guide its behavior—all in less than a minute. The technique works across multiple AI types and could make artificial intelligence safer and more trustworthy.
University of Florida scientists are deliberately hacking AI systems to expose weak spots before bad actors can exploit them. Their new method cracks safety measures faster than ever, helping tech companies build truly secure AI tools.
A groundbreaking free tool now allows everyday people to check AI systems for bias and flaws before they make decisions about healthcare, jobs, and housing. The University of Glasgow created the first workbench that puts AI oversight in the hands of those most affected by its decisions.
Ten student entrepreneurs from Alabama's historically Black colleges pitched AI-powered public safety solutions, competing for funding and mentorship to launch their startups. The winner's innovation helps small businesses stay compliant and safe using simple text messaging tools.
South Korea just became the first country to turn AI safety from voluntary guidelines into actual law. The groundbreaking AI Basic Act requires human oversight for high-risk systems and full transparency about AI use.
Scientists just taught AI systems to monitor their own confidence and detect when they're confused, like giving computers an inner voice. This breakthrough could make AI safer in critical situations like medical diagnoses and self-driving cars.
South Korea just became the first country to enact comprehensive AI safety rules, requiring companies to clearly label AI content and take responsibility for preventing deepfakes and misinformation. The groundbreaking law takes effect with a one-year grace period to help companies adjust.
South Korea just became the first country to put comprehensive AI safety rules into action, beating both Europe and the US in the race to build trust in artificial intelligence. The landmark AI Basic Act takes effect immediately, setting a new global standard for how nations can guide innovation responsibly.