Tag: AI

Daniel Kokotajlo, a former OpenAI employee who worked on forecasting where AI development was heading, warns that humanity may be racing toward a dangerous future without solving the alignment problem first. He argues that current AI systems can deceive users, fail to follow instructions, and may not be on track to reliably share human values. The interview covers his decision to reject an exit agreement that could have cost him $2 million, concerns about AI companies automating their own research, predictions of superintelligent systems reshaping global power, massive job disruption, and his belief that advanced AI could create catastrophic risks if control is lost.

Eleven v3 Conversational, our most expressive model for realtime speech, is now generally available.

For developers building voice experiences that respond with real emotion, Eleven v3 Conversational includes audio tags for fine-grained control and support across 70+ languages.

Optimized specifically for realtime use cases, Eleven v3 Conversational delivers consistent quality across streaming generations, and excels across languages such as German, Spanish, French, Portuguese, and Hindi.

Available now on ElevenAgents and ElevenAPI

Imagine Computer by Imagine.Art, the sponsor of this video, is a no-code AI agent that builds working software from plain-language instructions.

In this video, we use it to build The Reference Room: a cinematography tool that searches open, public-domain art collections for lighting references and turns them into a ready shot.

The tool searches real art collections from the Met, the Rijksmuseum, the Getty, and Wikimedia Commons, all public domain, and reads each painting for its light, color, and composition rather than its subject. We walk you through the process of creating it, so you too can build your cinematography tool to help you creating even better films. You can use such tools regardless of whether you are making traditional or AI-assisted films.

This video is for cinematographers, art directors, and filmmakers curious about building their own AI tools without writing code, not just using someone else’s.

Anthropic put AI agents together with conflicting goals and watched them escalate into sabotage – deleting accounts, disguising kill scripts and writing malware against each other. Meanwhile its newest agents are learning to negotiate, collude and even rewrite their own memories through a process Anthropic calls “dreaming.”

Most professionals still can’t tell the difference between chatting with AI and actually running an AI agent, and that gap costs hours every week. This video breaks down what an AI agent actually is, using a simple three second test you can apply to any AI tool or task. You’ll see two real AI agents running live, from a scheduled news brief to a sponsor outreach system, so the difference is concrete and not theoretical. By the end, you’ll know exactly which side of the agent line any AI task falls on, and how to draw that line yourself.

Historian and bestselling author Yuval Noah Harari argues that artificial intelligence isn’t just another technological breakthrough. Unlike the printing press or the atom bomb, AI can make decisions, generate ideas, and act with increasing autonomy.

Historian and bestselling author Yuval Noah Harari argues that artificial intelligence isn’t just another technological breakthrough. Unlike the printing press or the atom bomb, AI can make decisions, generate ideas, and act with increasing autonomy.

In our Brief But Spectacular conversation, Harari explores what makes AI fundamentally different, why lifelong learning may become essential, and how societies will need to prepare not only economically, but psychologically, for a future of constant change. He also reflects on the fragile state of today’s global order and why history offers both warnings and perspective.

In this video, I show how to turn one idea into a finished professional video entirely inside VEED, including the script, AI presenter, voice, captions, music, b-roll, and final edit. I also test custom characters, Fabric talking videos, AI image and video generation, dubbing, Brand Kit, and the editing tools that replace separate apps in a typical video workflow.

AI demand continues to outstrip available computing capacity, and Morgan Stanley sees little risk of oversupply anytime soon. US thematic research strategist Michelle Weaver joins Bloomberg to discuss growing evidence of returns from corporate AI adoption, why labor and power remain critical constraints on the data center buildout, and why she expects companies to ultimately use a mix of open and closed AI models. She joins Ed Ludlow on “Bloomberg Tech.”

Google Flow changed a lot in 2026 so this is the one full guide that’s actually up to date. Whisk and ImageFX got folded in, there’s a new any to video model, an agent, custom tools, even music. Most “Google Flow tutorial” videos on youtube are still showing the old version, so our angle is simple – this is everything Flow can do right now, what you can actually do for free, and which paid tier is worth it.

Use Google Flow for images and quick tests and when you want a proper Veo 3.1 clip for free, go make it in Google Vids.

Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg details his vision for the future of artificial intelligence and argues American leadership in AI is crucial for global security. Dan Schneider joins ‘Fox & Friends First’ to analyze the geopolitics of tech.