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Bill Gates warns: No government in the world is prepared for the changes Artificial Intelligence will bring
Microsoft co-founder warns of threats to employment, the risk of cyberattacks and dependence on AI “companions” — Despite his concerns, his foundation plans to invest at least $1 billion over the next two years to expand access to Artificial Intelligence in poorer countries
United Nations calls for “urgent action” in response to “unprecedented risks” posed by Artificial Intelligence
“We are on the brink of an irreversible transformation that concerns not only us, but also future generations of humanity; all human rights are under threat,” the UN High Commissioner for Human Rights stressed
“How could Artificial Intelligence wipe out humanity?” — What AI itself tells Business Insider
ChatGPT, Gemini, Claude and Grok analyze how artificial intelligence could theoretically threaten humanity, from malicious use to the loss of human control — Sam Altman: Following researcher resignations, OpenAI opens discussion about putting the brakes on the development of advanced AI
Bombshell resignation from Anthropic researcher: “Zero hour” warning that AI could threaten humanity
"We're heading towards some of the most extreme scenarios, and by the end of next year things may already have spiralled out of control," warned Jacob Coxon
Prime Minister unveils €2.2 billion tax relief package for businesses at Thessaloniki fair
The measures also include zero tax for farmers earning up to €20,000, scrapped business fees for firms outside Attica, cheaper loans for small businesses, and a new 15 percent levy on high earning senior executives
Childhood rape victim sues Musk’s xAI over AI-generated abuse images
Her lawyers say xAI ignored industry safeguards, both generating the material and incorporating it into training data, with hash values used to trace it on X even as Musk denies knowing Grok had done this
Greek Police launch major drone, AI and camera system to tackle Attica traffic
According to Citizen Protection Minister Michalis Chrysochoidis, once the system is fully deployed, traffic could gradually improve by as much as 25 per cent over time. The real test for the new mechanism, though, is expected once Attica returns to full swing, particularly after schools reopen, when traffic pressure rises significantly
