Perplexity's CEO says Google is stuck between protecting ad revenue and embracing AI agents in browsers. It needs to "embrace ...

Google has made a significant change to its “AI Principles,” removing a key pledge to avoid using artificial intelligence (AI) for harmful purposes, such as weapons and surveillance.

The researchers argue that CoT monitoring can help researchers detect when models begin to exploit flaws in their training, ...

Google revises its AI ethics guidelines, ending its ban on weapons and surveillance. The policy shift ignites debate over national security and tech responsibility.

Shortly before Google introduced Bard, its AI chatbot, to the public in March, it asked employees to test the tool. One worker's conclusion: Bard was "a pathological liar," according to ...

Defining AI Harm First codified in 2023, Google’s AI Principles describe the firm’s approach to the responsible development of artificial intelligence and outline how it intends to prevent harm.

Google has pledged to double its AI ethics research staff to help prevent bias and discriminatory outcomes in its products. Engineering VP, Marian Croak will share how the company will ensure more ...

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Google just scrapped its pledge to avoid AI in weapons and surveillance, signaling a major shift in policy after Trump's inauguration.

Google’s updated, public AI ethics policy removes its promise that it won’t use the technology to pursue applications for weapons and surveillance.

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Shortly before Google introduced Bard, its AI chatbot, to the public in March, it asked employees to test the tool.