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What did King Charles discuss with AI leaders about global tech safety?
It's not just a worry in Washington. Alisa Brady, Fox News. Britain's King Charles holding a meeting with AI leaders and warning about risks.
Representatives from OpenAI, Anthropic and Google joined King Charles in Scotland to explore how artificial intelligence could be used for the good of people and planet. But the King also made clear he sees potentially catastrophic consequences.
There seems urgency in adequately considering the existential consequences dangers of such technologies falling into the wrong hands.
The goal of the meeting was to talk about whether the world could reach a shared set of principles to govern the future of tech.
Fox's Jonathan Savage. This has debate over slowing down the pace of AI development simmers on Capitol Hill. Pennsylvania Senator John Fetterman says the U.S. must win the AI race with China.
How are U.S. politicians responding to the AI race with China?
I know politically that's difficult as a Democrat, but that's the right side here. It can be safer. I think that's important.
Many other Democrats leading calls for Congress to act, while many Republicans argue not enough is known yet to vote on regulations. And some in the Trump administration question the timing of dire warnings so close to the midterm elections. The CEO of OpenAI expected to attend next week's state dinner for China's president. at the White House. A murder trial begins in Ohio for a former music pastor and American Idol contestant charged in his wife's death.
Jury selection is now underway in Miami County, Ohio, where Caleb Flynn is accused of killing his wife Ashley, who was found shot to death at the couple's home in Tip City in February. Prosecutors allege the crime scene was staged to look like a home invasion, saying the trial will focus on forensic evidence and what they call inconsistencies in Flynn's account.
Fox's Jeff Manasso, Flynn remains jailed on $3.5 million bond after pleading not guilty to multiple counts, including felony murder. America is listening to Fox News.
What are the key details of the Ohio murder trial involving a former music pastor?
New revelations from what investigators call a house of horrors as a search continues for several missing women.
The investigation of the Philadelphia home turning up more than a million individual digital pieces of evidence, which police and the FBI say included images of some 60 people who appeared to be injured, unconscious, or deceased. Those images recovered from the property linked to the late Raymond R.C. Horsch, a pornographer with numerous criminal convictions, and his son, Eugene Horsch, who was initially arrested in June after being found in his car with someone using a fake ID belonging to a missing woman. She allegedly told police he had given her the ID. Porsche, who's been arrested for weapons possession, drugs, and impersonating a federal officer, remains in federal custody. Fox's
Lillian Wu. Police are also digging outside the home, focusing on pipes in the yard after finding a large drum hooked up to the water line, along with containers of chemicals they're now working to identify. A man who sprayed what turned out to be vinegar on Congresswoman Ilhan Omar just sentenced to 14 months in prison. Witnesses saw Anthony Kazmirzak jump from the audience during a Minneapolis town hall event, spraying liquid from a syringe and accusing Omar of splitting the state apart. He later wrote to her apologizing and accepting responsibility. Federal regulators make a move that could help cryptocurrencies, temporarily relaxing
some regulations.
What new evidence emerged from the Philadelphia “house of horrors” investigation?
The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission says for five years, companies can offer trading in blockchain-based or tokenized investments. The exemption is expected to allow 24-hour trading of shares and other securities. It's called the innovation exemption and would be for rules that generally apply to the NASDAQ, NYSE, and other exchanges.
How are recent SEC rule changes expected to impact cryptocurrency trading?
Fox's Jenny Kosola
reports. A rally on Wall Street. Right now, the Dow's up 371 points, the Nasdaq up 425. I'm Lisa Brady, Fox News.
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Chapters
5 chapters
1
What did King Charles discuss with AI leaders about global tech safety?
0:02–0:53
2
How are U.S. politicians responding to the AI race with China?
0:53–2:01
3
What are the key details of the Ohio murder trial involving a former music pastor?
2:01–3:26
4
What new evidence emerged from the Philadelphia “house of horrors” investigation?
3:26–3:47
5
How are recent SEC rule changes expected to impact cryptocurrency trading?
3:47–3:57