A blog collecting news, quotes and commentary on AI risk and safety.
Why I recommend it: An advocacy blog focused on AI danger, so it leans one way. Good for finding sources; check them yourself.
Read / subscribe freeA blog.biocomm.ai collection of quotes from AI leaders, headlined by Ilya Sutskever's remark that the earth's surface may end up covered in solar panels and data centers.
Why I recommend it: Quote collections strip context. Check each quote's original source before repeating it. The site is openly worried about AI risk.
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A nonprofit AI research lab building open tools to inspect and understand what AI systems are doing internally and how they behave, including public reports on AI agent activity.
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