Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei published an essay proposing a three-step plan for AI companies to deliberately slow the pace of improving AI models to ensure safety without sacrificing commercial advantage or U.S. leadership in AI. The plan includes granting third-party evaluators access to verify safety, coordinating safety standards among democratic countries, and fostering cooperation between democratic and authoritarian governments. This call for pacing follows concerns raised by an Anthropic researcher who quit over fears AI development risks human extinction. Amodei emphasized that pacing means careful alignment and safeguarding, not halting progress, aiming to balance innovation with safety as AI grows more powerful.
Mowi ASA reported that Øyvind Oaland, a primary insider, had 6,002 shares sold mistakenly at NOK 204.40 due to an error linked to closing his securities trading account. This sale was unintentional and is disclosed under Norwegian securities regulati...
Coro, a workspace cybersecurity platform designed for organizations with small IT teams, has partnered with Activa Digital, an Italian managed service provider, to deliver Coro's unified cybersecurity platform to Activa's customers. This partnership ...
Coro, a leading cybersecurity platform provider, has partnered with Italian managed service provider Activa Digital to deliver Coro's unified cybersecurity platform to Activa's clients. This collaboration addresses the growing need for simplified, co...
Sigenergy officially launched its brand in Sri Lanka, focusing on advancing the country's clean energy transition with smart energy technologies. The event featured key industry leaders and highlighted Sigenergy's innovative products like the SigenSt...
Over 15 years as CEO, Tim Cook led Apple to grow its annual revenue from $108 billion to $416 billion, with iPhone sales alone increasing from $47 billion to nearly $210 billion. This remarkable growth highlights Apple's strong market position and in...
