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AI agents that communicate with each other in natural language will fundamentally transform "every business process in every institution" across the developed world, according to former Google CEO Eric Schmidt. This vision for what Schmidt calls the "agentic revolution" represents a more profound shift than the
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The transformation of modern warfare through AI-enabled drone technology represents a shift as revolutionary as Genghis Khan's use of stirrups on horses, fundamentally altering the tactical advantage equation between nations regardless of their size or defense budget. End of Miles reports that this "democratization of precision strike
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China has begun deploying comprehensive turnkey AI solutions to developing nations that bundle digital platforms, data centers, energy infrastructure, AI applications, and research capabilities into single packages, potentially giving Beijing significant technological influence across the Global South. This strategic approach to AI diplomacy threatens to outpace American technological influence in
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A six-month gap in artificial intelligence capabilities between major powers could become an insurmountable lead that triggers preemptive military action, former Google CEO Eric Schmidt warned during a recent tech forum. The race toward superintelligence is evolving so rapidly that traditional diplomatic frameworks for managing technological competition are becoming obsolete.
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The windows, icons, menus and pull-down interface that has defined computing for half a century "is 50 years old and it's what you use every day," but artificial intelligence will soon render it obsolete, former Google CEO Eric Schmidt predicts. End of Miles reports the tech
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"We are heading into a world where basically within a decade—two decades at the most—pretty much everything we read and see on social media and the internet is going to be AI-generated, and we're not going to know what's real and what isn&
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"Can large language models do planning? At first sight, people got very excited because it appeared that they could. But on closer inspection, if you obfuscate all the terms being used in your plan—using words it's never seen before while expressing the same problem—it can&
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"We're now casually talking about data centers being deployed in the US at 2 gigawatts up to 5 gigawatts," reveals Joseph Majkut, highlighting the unprecedented scale of energy infrastructure needed to sustain America's artificial intelligence ambitions. "Our own estimates show we need 40
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A 40% productivity increase in software engineering alone could justify the massive capital expenditures required for artificial intelligence infrastructure, according to new research from the Center for Strategic and International Studies (CSIS). This single economic benefit could potentially cover all depreciation and interest costs associated with the approaching $2 trillion
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The psychology driving concerns about existential AI risk bears striking similarities to religious apocalyptic thinking, with both sharing a fundamental human desire for total, world-orienting narratives, according to Oxford University's Michael Wooldridge, a veteran AI researcher and pioneer of agent-based AI. The religious psychology of AI doom scenarios
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Advanced AI models could develop sophisticated planning capabilities needed for subtle sabotage "scarily" quickly, potentially within just one year, according to Anthropic researcher Joe Benton. The AI scientist's warning highlights an urgent timeline for developing robust monitoring systems before models become adept at executing deceptive strategies
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"The key hypothesis in control is that if you guard against the most critical threat models, that's sufficient. You don't need to ensure your model is doing nothing bad—you just need to reliably block the most dangerous capabilities," explains AI control team lead