26 Recent Articles about the Dangers of AI
/Judge Horrified as Lawyers Submit Evidence in Court That Was Faked With AI - Futurism
How would-be authors were fooled by AI in suspected global publishing scam - The Guardian
Report finds some AI-enabled toys shared inappropriate content or collected data – NPR
AI-designed viruses raise fears over creating life. - The Washington Post
An Economist Asked, How Much Should We Spend to Avoid the A.I. Apocalypse? - New York Times
AI is reinventing crime and cops aren't ready – Axios
AI’s infinite memory could endanger how we think, grow, and imagine - Amy Chivavibul
Chinese hackers used Anthropic's AI agent to automate spying – Axios
How A.I. and Social Media Contribute to ‘Brain Rot’ - New York Times
It’s Easier to Cheat When You Can Blame AI – Wall Street Journal
A.I. is making death threats more realistic, enabling online harassers to generate images showing their victims in imagined violent situations. – New York Times
US student handcuffed after AI system apparently mistook bag of chips for gun – The Guardian
Woman sent husband AI photos of intruder as a prank. He called 911. – Washington Post
As tech companies build A.I. data centers worldwide, vulnerable communities have been hit by blackouts and water shortages. – New York Times
The Fight Over Whose AI Monster Is Scariest - Wall Street Journal
‘I realised I’d been ChatGPT-ed into bed’: how ‘Chatfishing’ made finding love on dating apps even weirder – The Guardian
ChatGPT Is a Fictional Character What makes OpenAI’s chatbot so dangerous? It’s a character without an author. – The Atlantic
The A.I. Prompt That Could End the World - New York Times
How AI-powered hackers are stealing billions – The Economist
ChatGPT’s new parental controls failed my test in minutes - The Washington Post
ChatGPT Is Blowing Up Marriages as It Goads Spouses Into Divorce – Futurism
AI can design toxic proteins. They’re escaping through biosecurity cracks. - The Washington Post
A stunning scientific accomplishment: Computers can now design new viruses that can then be created in the lab - The Washington Post
