The Guardian
7 storiesThe Guardian is a British newspaper covering politics, society and technology. Recent coverage has focused on AI: the piece “AI will transform capitalism – but how?”, a longform profile of the man leading the fight for AI rights, UK lawmakers urging Manchester mayor Andy Burnham to back a ban on “superintelligent” AI, whistleblowers and experts warning AI could wipe out humanity, and opinion and letters calling for pauses on development and concern for children’s need for human interaction.
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The Guardian published an article titled “AI will transform capitalism – but how?” exploring how AI may change capitalism (only the article title was provided here).
A longform profile introduces a man leading the campaign for AI rights, examining whether chatbots can feel or even 'dream' and the legal and ethical stakes of that debate. The article focuses on how an individual is driving the AI rights movement.
UK lawmakers, highlighted by The Guardian, urged Manchester mayor Andy Burnham to back a ban on “superintelligent” AI after alarming warnings, calling for stricter oversight. The move frames AI as a policy and safety issue requiring urgent regulatory attention.
A Guardian letter argues that children need human interaction rather than reliance on AI, urging educators and families to prioritize interpersonal engagement over technological substitutes.
The Guardian reports tech whistleblowers warning that AI could threaten human existence; the piece urges taking such extreme-risk claims seriously and evaluating related policies and safety measures.
In The Guardian, the author argues that society is losing control over AI and calls for strong measures, including pausing development, to prevent expanding risks.
The Guardian reports experts warning that AI could pose an existential threat within the next decade and assesses how seriously to take those warnings.
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