This post was originally published on here Researchers say concerns should be taken seriously, as they have access to AI systems that haven’t yet been publicly released. Category: TechnologyBy beatricecoSeptember 9, 2026 Share this post Share on FacebookShare on Facebook Share on XShare on X Share on LinkedInShare on LinkedIn Share on WhatsAppShare on WhatsApp Post navigationPreviousPrevious post:Beneath a field of loose rubble on Utah’s Mount Timpanogos, scientists mapped a hidden mass of ice up to 150 feet thick — enough frozen water to fill 600 Olympic swimming poolsNextNext post:Israel’s grip on American politics is finally being questionedRelated PostsHalf of Belgians distrust technology at events over privacy concerns: SurveySeptember 9, 2026Marvell Technology Must Position Itself as The ‘Anti-Broadcom’September 9, 2026Iran Claims Access to US Military Technology After Underwater CaptureSeptember 9, 2026A Big Lesson from NAPB ’26: Technology Isn’t EnoughSeptember 9, 2026AEYE-DS Clinical Trials Published: First Fully Autonomous Diabetic Retinopathy Screening Technology Across Portable and Tabletop Devices Demonstrates 99% Imageability, One-Image-per-Eye Workflow, and Best-in-Class Diagnostic EfficacySeptember 9, 2026Swarming the battlefield: Elbit-FUSE reveals mass drone and robot armies as IDF plans new AI branchSeptember 9, 2026
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