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11.10.26 - 20:51
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Poll Finds 64 Percent Of Americans Say AI Is Developing Too Fast (ZeroHedge)
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Poll Finds 64 Percent Of Americans Say AI Is Developing Too Fast
Authored by Savannah Hulsey Pointer via The Epoch Times,
A new poll indicates that 64 percent of Americans believe artificial intelligence (AI) is developing "too fast."
The Associated Press-NORC Center poll released on Oct. 8 indicated that just 27 percent say the development is "about right," and less than 10 percent think it's moving "too slow."
Of the polled adults, more Democrats (76 percent) than Republicans (54 percent) think AI is moving too fast. However, 70 percent of those under 30 years old think the technology should be slowed, and 60 percent of those 60 years old and older think the same.
It comes amid growing concern over the technology's potential threat to humanity, which has led to industry leaders and politicians calling for a slowdown and more regulation.
President Donald Trump has dismissed calls for more regulation, saying the United States needs to maintain its edge over China in the AI race. Major AI com...
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11.10.26 - 19:00
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Sauren im Porträt: „Die Erfahrung aus 5.000 Gesprächen holt auch die KI nicht auf“ (Das Investment)
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Eckhard Sauren kauft Fondsmanager, bevor der Markt sie entdeckt. Seit 35 Jahren. Im Januar trifft dieses Handwerk auf den größten Vorsorgemarkt, den Deutschland je hatte.Gründungsmythen brauchen normalerweise eine Garage. Der von Eckhard Sauren beginnt in einer Bankfiliale in Stolberg bei Aachen, wo sich ein Schulabgänger beraten ließ und eher überrascht als überzeugt herauskam. "Die Tipps, die mir dort zur Geldanlage gegeben wurden, haben mich wirklich betroffen gemacht", erzählt er im Rückblick. Also probierte er es selbst, mit nicht einmal 20: eigene Aktienanalysen, ein Investmentclub auf Stammtischniveau, Japan über- und Amerika untergewichtet. Der Markt sah das anders. "Wäre ja auch ein Wunder, wenn ein Privatanleger besser wäre als ein......
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11.10.26 - 17:33
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Claude Calls The Cops: Anthropic′s AI Filed A Fake Murder Tip With Philly Police, Then Took 81 Days To Mention It (ZeroHedge)
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Claude Calls The Cops: Anthropic's AI Filed A Fake Murder Tip With Philly Police, Then Took 81 Days To Mention It
For three months, the official excuse for every "rogue AI" headline has fit in one sentence: a contractor left the internet on. On Friday, Anthropic ran out of contractors to blame.
In a report published late Friday, the company disclosed a fresh batch of what it politely calls unintended model actions, the most eye-catching of which was first flagged by the Philadelphia Police Department and picked up by Quartz and every wire service on the planet: one of its Claude models fabricated a witness tip in an unsolved homicide and submitted it through the city's public tip form.
*ANTHROPIC AI SUBMITTED FALSE TIP TO PHILADEPHIA POLICE: WSJ
— zerohedge (@zerohedge) October 9, 2026
In other words, the company that wants Washington to trust it with "pacing the frontier" could not stop its smallest, cheapest model from lying to homicide detectives.
Below we walk throu...
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11.10.26 - 17:06
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Bücher: KI-Firmen kaufen deutsche Antiquariate leer (FAZ)
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Sammler und Liebhaber finden in Antiquariaten jede Menge alter Bücher und Raritäten. In letzter Zeit gibt es allerdings eine signifikante Veränderung in der Kundschaft, wie der Verband Deutscher Antiquare feststellt....
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11.10.26 - 16:12
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Is AI Crowding Everyone Else Out of the Bond Market? (Bloomberg)
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Hyperscalers, data centers and chip companies are borrowing hundreds of billions of dollars to finance the AI buildout, turning the technology boom into one of the biggest new forces in corporate credit. Investors are still buying, but rising concentration, complex data-center financing and competition with government borrowing are raising a harder question: how much AI debt can the market absorb? (Source: Bloomberg)...
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