The Guardian

8 stories

The Guardian is a British newspaper whose technology coverage has recently focused on AI risk and regulation. Its stories include UK lawmakers urging a ban on "superintelligent" AI, tech whistleblowers warning that AI could threaten humanity, and an opinion piece calling for a pause in development. It has also examined how AI might transform capitalism, published a letter arguing children need human interaction rather than AI, and profiled a campaigner for AI rights.

Related topics

New Jersey fines data center $1.1M over unpermitted gas generators

New Jersey fined DataOne, operator of one of the East Coast's largest planned data centers, $1.1 million for secretly installing and operating 62 gas generators in violation of the Air Pollution Control Act. An investigation found 45 generators running without required permits and at capacities over 50 times the state limit. The generators emit pollutants that can worsen asthma and trigger heart attacks.

Ars Technica ·

Meet the man leading the fight for AI rights

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.

The Guardian ·
That is everything