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Google Hired Her to Find AI’s Harms. When She Found Them, They Pushed Her Out — and the Numbers She Measured Are Still True.

Google Hired Her to Find AI’s Harms. When She Found Them, They Pushed Her Out — and the Numbers She Measured Are Still True.

Timnit Gebru turned “AI is biased” from a worry into a measurement — proving commercial facial recognition misread darker-skinned women 34.7% of the time, versus under 1% for lighter-skinned men. When she warned that today’s AI language models carry the same flaw at far greater scale, her career at Google ended in a public rupture: she says she was fired, Google says she resigned. She built her own research institute and kept measuring. The numbers haven’t changed.

2026-06-27 · feature
Spy Agencies of Five Nations Just Issued a Rare Joint Warning on AI

Spy Agencies of Five Nations Just Issued a Rare Joint Warning on AI

The Five Eyes cyber security agencies (US, UK, Canada, Australia, New Zealand) issued a rare joint statement warning that frontier AI will transform offensive cyber capabilities 'in months, not years' — days after a US order barring foreign nationals from Anthropic's two most powerful models forced the company to switch them off for everyone.

2026-06-22 · report
Anthropic's Newest Model Lasted Three Days

Anthropic's Newest Model Lasted Three Days

In one week, Anthropic launched its most powerful model, got caught quietly hobbling it, apologized — and then watched the U.S. government pull it off the market entirely. Two of those stories are connected. The third one isn’t, and that’s the part to get right.

2026-06-20 · report
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