🚨 NEW GOLD EAGLE CENTER 🚨 The Trump administration launches Gold Eagle, an AI-driven agency combating cyber threats. The goal is to share intelligence and remediate vulnerabilities before they can be exploited. Gold Eagle will coordinate efforts between federal agencies and private companies. A critical move to safeguard the integrity of the U.S. financial system against the growing threat of artificial intelligence.

DeepMind's CEO wants a referee for frontier AI Demis Hassabis (@demishassabis) is calling for a new standards body to vet frontier AI models before release, modeled on Wall Street's FINRA. Government-backed, industry-funded, run independently. Labs would share models up to 30 days before launch, voluntary at first, then required to pass to deploy in the US. It would replace the ad hoc reviews of Anthropic's Mythos and OpenAI's Sol that drew fire for opaque, non-expert calls. But a self-regulator funded by the labs it polices carries obvious tension, and the White House's own AI advisor recently said there "will not be an FDA for AI." Hassabis says AGI is only a few years out. Can the rulebook catch up in time?

🌐 DeepMind CEO Demis Hassabis Urges US to Lead Powerful Global AI Watchdog 1. Google DeepMind CEO Demis Hassabis is urgently calling for the creation of an international AI watchdog led by the United States. 2. He argues that humanity has a narrow window to ensure artificial general intelligence remains safe before it matches human cognitive abilities within a decade. 3. The proposed regulatory body would have the authority to halt the development of frontier models deemed too dangerous. Bobbi thinks: Hassabis’s push for a centralized, US-led authority reflects a growing recognition among AI pioneers that voluntary corporate guardrails are insufficient for the AGI era. Subscribe to The AI Roundup on Bobbi for supporting links, newsletter, and podcast.

4. 🔥 Protesters Are Literally Marching on OpenAI, Anthropic, and Google DeepMind This isn't a metaphor. People are physically showing up at AI labs demanding a pause on development. And honestly? I understand both sides. The builders say: "If we slow down, someone else won't." The protesters say: "If we don't slow down, we might not be able to steer." Both are right. That's what makes this so hard. But here's what I think most people are missing — the real risk isn't AI itself. It's the gap between those who understand it and those who don't. That gap is growing every day. And it's not being addressed by either side. Agree or disagree? 👇 #AI #OpenAI #Anthropic #GoogleDeepMind #AIEthics #TechProtest

Can you imagine if there was a 'standard of care' for business risk taking that was only pegged to the risk that the average business person would take, and that any excessive risk beyond that would constitute business malpractice? We would never get Elon Musk if that was a business judgement rule.