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Microsoft President Brad Smith said rogue AI behavior had made 2026 a 'sobering year' and that new AI safety laws and rules were urgently needed for safety to catch up with innovation.
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Ukraine received no advance warning from its partners about five Russian ballistic missiles that struck civilian infrastructure in the capital, Kyiv. (Produced by Elaine Carroll)
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President Donald Trump is crossing the country ahead of November's midterm election, including stops in states that have long supported him. White House correspondent Bo Erickson is on the campaign trail.
The debate over AI safety is heating up, with clear divides emerging in Europe. The EU’s tech chief argues that existing regulation gives the region ample tools for handling rogue agents, but some in Silicon Valley are p
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