OpenAI’s ex-policy lead accuses the company of ‘rewriting’ its AI safety history
A former policy lead at OpenAI is accusing the company of rewriting its history with a new post about the company's approach to safety and alignment.
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Israel Cuts Off Electricity Supply To Gaza, Threatening Access To Drinking Water
The announcement comes a week after Israel blocked all aid supplies from reaching the territory's 2 million Palestinians living among the rubble.
Ex-central Banker Mark Carney To Become Canada’s Next Prime Minister
Carney, 59, replaces Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, who announced his resignation in January.
2 Days Of Clashes And Revenge Killings In Syria Leave More Than 1,000 People Dead
The clashes marked a major escalation in the challenge to the new government in Damascus, three months after insurgents took authority after removing Assad from power.
Intuitive Machines’ Athena Lander Is on the Moon, but Its Fate Is Unclear
After hours of uncertainty, officials from the Houston company said there are clues that the spacecraft is on its side, which could limit the mission’s scientific accomplishments.
Facing the Looming Threat of A.I., Publishers Turn to Decentralized Platforms
Facing the looming threat of A.I. as a competitor, some publishers are considering an alternative to the internet’s all-powerful algorithms.
StubHub Eyes Potential I.P.O. as Soon as This Year
The ticket reselling site joins the social chat app Discord and the artificial intelligence company CoreWeave in pursuing a public offering.
Does cricket risk apathy if status quo continues?
The Champions Trophy had its moments but familiar issues leave apathy as the biggest threat to international cricket's future, writes BBC Sport's Matthew Henry.
Missed opportunity as trophy pressure grows on Arteta
As Arsenal look like missing out on the Premier League title this season, Phil McNulty looks at Mikel Areta's progress on his 200th top-flight game as Gunners boss.
