Trump announces 'Super Intelligence Force' to oversee AI policy

Artificial intelligence insiders are quitting their jobs, saying the technology could mean the end of humanity. Pope Leo in France warned of a “paradise of machines”. And the New York Times reported this week that one of AI firm Anthropic’s co-founders spent months lobbying religious thinkers on the possibility that AI could be conscious.

A rare tree, Fay's whitebeam, that is only found on cliffs in Somerset is being protected.

Eternal's Deepinder Goyal responded to questions about his wearable device, Temple, emphasising its secure adhesive Grips and comfort. Users can wear it during various activities, including showering, with a recommended Grip replacement every two to three days, he said. 

It is hoped the prospective sale provides a haven for wildlife in an urban area.

India needs its own AI safety framework, not a copy of US pact: Industry experts

Six awards will be announced this week in science, literature, economics and peace work.

Small particulates sent up by wildfires are a well-documented health hazard. But recent research finds that ground-level ozone is now on the rise, too.

A huge debate has erupted on X (formerly Twitter) over how often you need to wash your clothes.

Leading AI researchers are now sounding the alarm over the growing threat of 'enfeeblement'.

AI has remarkable potential to exponentially advance scientific discovery, say scientists. But getting out the word of its scientific benefits of can be challenging when forced to compete with headlines about its significant if not existential threat to humanity.

A suspected member of the ShinyHunters digital extortion group, who goes by the online alias "Rey," has been allegedly detained by authorities in Jordan, Reuters reported, citing three people familiar with the matter. Rey, whose real name is Saif ‌al-Din Khader, is said to have been brought into custody on September 29, 2026, cooperating with the U.S. Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) and

A new China-nexus cyber espionage group known as TA419 has been attributed to multiple credential phishing campaigns targeting artificial intelligence (AI) experts working for U.S. think tanks, universities, and legal sector organizations. The campaigns have impersonated prominent economists and AI policymakers, as well as a prominent Anthropic employee, to single out an AI policy expert at a