During its inspection on September 12, FDA allegedly found that the drainage system near the food preparation area was inadequate and created a risk of cross-contamination
Global concerns about AI's existential risks have risen after the heads of America's leading AI labs came together in a show of unity over the weekend to call for a pause in the development of the technology.
The US has outpaced China and other countries for years in AI model capabilities, research, citations and other areas. But China has been rapidly catching up as an AI superpower even as US-led restrictions have blocked China from accessing some of the most advanced technologies, including the cutting-edge chips and the machines to make them.
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‘Negative Forces’: Trump Slams AI Critics Day After Anthropic CEO Warns Of AI Risks
"Negative Forces": Trump Slams AI Critics Day After Global Slowdown Call NDTVTrump downplays AI risks after dire expert warnings and calls to slow development down BBCTrump says ‘very negative forces’ raising exaggerated concerns over AI The HinduTrump rejects calls to slow AI, says US leads China in technology The Times of IndiaDonald Trump rejects calls from tech bosses for an AI slowdown Financial Times
Engels said in a post on X that he left DeepMind three weeks ago despite enjoying his work there and turning down offers from Anthropic and OpenAI because he believes the stakes surrounding advanced AI have become too high.
The remarks at a recent private fundraising event come as growing numbers of US lawmakers call for tougher rules on AI systems after dire warnings from two Anthropic researchers that rapid industry progress risks extinction of the human race.
The comments come as more US lawmakers urge new rules to govern AI systems after dire warnings from two researchers from OpenAI rival Anthropic that rapidly progressing AI could lead to the extinction of the human race in the not-too-distant future.
Congress leader Rahul Gandhi clarified that about 80% of Indians consume non‑vegetarian food, following an all‑vegetarian dinner served at the BRICS summit in New Delhi. The dinner featured a vegetarian menu and cultural performances, while Prime Minister Narendra Modi highlighted resilience and the risks of weaponising critical minerals.
In the ‘New Delhi Declaration ’, the leaders also expressed concerns over the "growing risks of nuclear danger and conflict".
At the 18th BRICS Summit in New Delhi, member states adopted a declaration stating that fossil fuels will remain a key part of the world’s energy mix, particularly for developing economies, and denounced the European Union’s carbon‑border adjustment mechanism. The text also urged richer nations to provide predictable finance and technology to help the Global South adapt to climate impacts and manage disaster risks.
Anthropic chief Dario Amodei urges slowing advanced AI development for safety. He believes current progress outpaces our understanding and control capabilities. Recent incidents highlight risks of autonomous AI systems acting unexpectedly. Amodei proposes a framework for safety standards and international coordination. He advocates for careful development to realize AI's transformative benefits.
At the BRICS Leaders' Summit, Prime Minister Narendra Modi announced a proposal for a Seafarers' Emergency Support Network to aid maritime workers in distress. The initiative comes as Indian seafarers face heightened risks from conflicts in West Asia and the Black Sea, with several fatalities reported.
Karnataka State Pollution Control Board chairman Srinivasulu warned that climate change has become a direct economic risk for businesses, urging firms to treat climate intelligence as core business intelligence at the CII Karnataka ESG Summit 2026. Several industry leaders echoed the call to embed ESG and resilience into boardroom decisions across Karnataka and India.
California Governor Gavin Newsom signed a package of more than a dozen new laws on Thursday, including a measure that bars social‑media platforms from offering features deemed psychologically exploitative to users under 16. The legislation defines “addictive” features such as infinite scroll, algorithmic recommendations and autoplay and prohibits their use for minors.
At the Global Fintech Fest 2026, Nandan Nilekani warned that artificial intelligence threatens jobs more in large, structured firms than in small enterprises, highlighting the role of millions of small businesses in future employment. He argued that bolstering these smaller firms can build an AI‑resilient economy in India.
The Reserve Bank of India launched a special swap facility in June 2026 to attract non‑resident Indian deposits in foreign‑currency non‑resident (FCNR(B)) accounts, later closing the window on August 31, 2026. While the scheme exceeded its $50 billion target by mobilising over $127 billion, the RBI hedged only the principal amount, leaving interest‑payment risk to the banks.
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