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Gartner report outlining its strategic technology forecasts for 2027, including quantitative and speech reasoning models, AI context platforms, coding-agent harnesses, agent identity, exposure remediation and sovereign technology. These are Gartner forecasts, not established outcomes. The supplied PDF is publicly downloadable without a form.
Anthropic's October 18 announcement proposes committing 5% of shares, subject to stockholder approval, to a wholly owned Public Benefit Fund LLC. An additional 2% may be added at the board's discretion for each 50% valuation increase above a baseline. Existing founder and employee pledges bring the stated total to roughly 20%. Fund equity will not be used for lobbying or political giving; governance details are still to come.
A one-page memo from the Machine Intelligence Research Institute proposing a global agreement to prevent the creation of artificial superintelligence for as long as is desired, allowing existing AIs while banning the development of smarter ones, backed by verification methods so the U.S. and China can coordinate without trusting each other.
Free question-and-answer site explaining AI risk arguments in plain language, founded by Rob Miles and maintained by volunteers. Answers are organised as linked questions from beginner to advanced, covering how AI is advancing, why systems may pursue goals, alignment research and AI governance. Includes Stampy, a chatbot that answers AI safety questions with sources. Open source on GitHub; run as a project of Ashgro Inc, a US 501(c)(3) charity.
Why I recommend it: The clearest free place to find out what people mean when they talk about AI risk, written so you can follow it without a technical background. Be clear about what it is: this is advocacy, not a neutral survey of the debate. The homepage opens with 'it could lead to human extinction', and the whole site is built by people who already hold that view, so you will get their strongest arguments rather than the strongest objections to them. Their own chatbot warns it can be inaccurate — check its sources before repeating anything. Read it to understand the case, then read the critics of it, and pair it with the AI Basics page here for the numbers.
Global nonprofit defending and extending digital rights for everyone.
From the site: Digital rightsfor everyone. Derechos digitalespara todas. .الحقوق الرقمية للجميع Droits numériquespour tous. Access Now defends and extends the digital
