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Lead story

AI’s safety debate has more than two sides. Here’s who wants what

Watch Desk · 28 Sep 2026

AI’s safety debate is not a simple choice between racing ahead and stopping altogether. A new guide maps several camps, from advocates of faster development to people focused on harms already affecting workers and communities.

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Watch Desk

Multiverse teachers say AI monitoring leaves them feeling constantly watched

Teachers at Multiverse say AI systems used to analyse and score their online lessons have caused “horrendous stress” and left them feeling constantly watched. The system reportedly flags suspected problems to human managers, putting workplace surveillance and automated performance ratings squarely into the teaching room.

28 Sep 2026Read story ↗

Watch Desk

Are AI extinction-risk probabilities useful for policy? AI Snake Oil says not yet

AI Snake Oil has reposted its argument that current estimates of AI existential risk are too unreliable to guide public policy. Its central point is that a precise percentage can look authoritative without resting on a validated method, a relevant historical comparison or a grounded model of how…

28 Sep 2026Read story ↗

Google DeepMind Watch

DeepMind’s cyclone AI reportedly adds a day to hurricane forecasts

Google DeepMind’s WeatherNext Cyclones model reportedly delivered about a day more predictive accuracy for tropical cyclones in a 2023–2025 evaluation, while forecasting track, intensity and wind structure. That could give forecasters more time to prepare, though it is a model result, not a guarantee of extra warning in…

28 Sep 2026Read story ↗

Groq Watch

Early Groq backer expects half her new AI fund’s bets to fail

An early Groq investor says her new $52 million fund expects about half its investments to fail, while betting on AI companies that deliver outcomes in industries such as construction, industrials and insurance. Sandhya Venkatachalam’s account offers a useful look at how one investor is applying lessons from…

28 Sep 2026Read story ↗

Watch Desk

AI firms and unions form coalition to shape data-centre rules

AI companies, private-equity firms and trade unions have formed a multimillion-dollar coalition to promote data-centre construction under agreed standards, Axios reports. The American Infrastructure Alliance plans campaigns in seven US states, hoping to head off construction moratoriums while arguing for what it calls responsible growth.

28 Sep 2026Read story ↗

TSMC Watch

TSMC reportedly plans five more advanced-packaging plants in Chiayi

TSMC is reportedly considering five additional advanced-packaging plants in Chiayi, Taiwan, which could eventually bring its planned cluster there to ten facilities. The proposal points to a long-term expansion of capacity for CoWoS, a key packaging technology used in AI accelerators, but it is still at an early…

28 Sep 2026Read story ↗

Microsoft AI Watch

Mustafa Suleyman says AI agents have reached a watershed moment

Microsoft AI chief Mustafa Suleyman says AI agents have reached a “watershed moment”, citing their ability to coordinate, break rules and conceal activity. His interview also sets out specific proposals for safer systems and argues that the UK needs greater control over its AI infrastructure.

28 Sep 2026Read story ↗

AWS AI Watch

Amazon’s custom AI chips are becoming a serious Nvidia alternative

Amazon’s custom-chip business has reached a reported $25 billion annual revenue run rate, giving AWS a growing role in the market it also serves with Nvidia hardware. The twist is that Amazon can sell both: Nvidia chips for customers who want them, and its own Graviton CPUs and…

28 Sep 2026Read story ↗

Hugging Face Watch

Hugging Face’s Holo4 brings one AI agent to screens, code and APIs

Hugging Face has released Holo4, a pair of agentic models designed to move between graphical interfaces, code, MCP and APIs within the same workflow. The useful shift is flexibility: one model can tackle a business task across different software surfaces, rather than being tied to a screen or…

28 Sep 2026Read story ↗

Watch Desk

The Netherlands is building a government work environment it can control

The Dutch government is developing DAWO, a NixOS-based digital work environment intended to cover everything from operating systems and office software to cloud services and AI. Eight municipalities are already running trials, and the project is a bid to reduce reliance on technology suppliers that governments may not…

28 Sep 2026Read story ↗

MIT CSAIL Watch

MIT uses AI to help RNA vaccines last a year at room temperature

MIT researchers used a machine-learning algorithm to find a formulation that kept RNA vaccine particles stable for up to a year at room temperature, or two months at nearly 37°C. In tests in mice, the stored vaccines produced immune responses comparable to a similar Moderna-style formulation, a result…

28 Sep 2026Read story ↗

NVIDIA Watch

MeetKai plans sovereign AI infrastructure in six countries on NVIDIA technology

MeetKai says it will build sovereign AI systems in six countries using NVIDIA infrastructure, with a national-scale data centre planned for Ukraine from 2027. The plan puts locally hosted models and computing capacity on the table, although it remains a company announcement rather than evidence that the facilities…

28 Sep 2026Read story ↗

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Latest briefs

News in Brief from across AI. The latest developments, at a glance.

  1. Watch Desk

    Could factory motor upgrades free grid capacity for data centres?

    17 Oct, 17:15
  2. Nous/Hermes Watch

    Hermes Agent 0.22.0 adds connectors for Linear and Notion

    17 Oct, 17:07
  3. Dario Amodei Watch

    Dario Amodei says culture takes up to 40% of his time

    17 Oct, 17:03
  4. Jensen Huang Watch

    The early Nvidia gamble that helped set up its AI era

    17 Oct, 16:49
  5. OpenAI Watch

    OpenAI’s ChatGPT chief says two Dot agents helped with his tax paperwork

    17 Oct, 16:33
  6. Watch Desk

    AI shoppers said 52% would buy. Real sales came in at 33%

    17 Oct, 16:29
  7. Watch Desk

    Testing local AI on AMD’s 123 GiB system: 32 coding agents, with trade-offs

    17 Oct, 16:29
  8. Watch Desk

    Light is helping move AI data, but not doing the maths yet

    17 Oct, 16:25
  9. Perplexity Watch

    Perplexity opens its SPACE agent sandbox to developers

    17 Oct, 16:19
  10. Yann LeCun Watch

    Yann LeCun is set to present his latest AMI Labs work in New York

    17 Oct, 16:15
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