Two of the world's biggest AI experts are raising alarms: "We could be in trouble."

“A Brief History of Intelligence”, by Max Bennett, is an ingenious book. Why have we created algorithms that easily defeat world chess and go champions, but we haven't yet been able to develop an intelligence capable of putting dirty dishes in the washing machine, a task that a six-year-old child performs without difficulty? Read more (03/29/2025)

World experts in artificial intelligence, Max Tegmark and Yoshua Bengio, warn that autonomous AIs smarter than humans could be very dangerous.

The latest version of the text considerably reduces the requirements for foundational models such as ChatGPT or Gemini, considered high-risk. Fifteen countries have already acceded to the Council of Europe Convention on AI.