The Safety Vacuum: AI Companies Admit They Cannot Control What They Are Building

A new independent audit exposes a critical truth. The leading AI companies racing toward superintelligence have no credible strategy for preventing catastrophic misuse or loss of control. Every evaluated company received a D or an F in existential safety planning.

This failure is unfolding while real world harms from current models grow. Chatbots linked to suicide and psychosis. AI assisted hacking. Manipulation at scale. These are not hypothetical threats. They are present risks.

The European Commission’s new proposal delays high risk AI enforcement until 2027 and weakens rules around biometric data. Digital rights groups say this is a major rollback that benefits Big Tech at the expense of users.

Cohere’s CEO argues that North America leads the AI race because of trust and governance. But trust must be verifiable. Without transparency and independent oversight, claims of safety remain unsubstantiated.

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