Current AI Risk Assessment

24.95%

Chance of AI Control Loss

November 14, 2035

Estimated Date of Control Loss

AGI Development Metrics?

76.22%

AGI Progress

December 4, 2029

Estimated Date of AGI

Risk Trend Over Time

Latest AI News (Last 3 Days)

March 24, 2026
+0.04% Risk

Agile Robots Partners with Google DeepMind to Integrate Gemini AI Models into Industrial Robotics

Munich-based Agile Robots has entered a strategic partnership with Google DeepMind to integrate Gemini Robotics foundation models into its robots across industrial sectors including manufacturing, automotive, data centers, and logistics. The collaboration will involve testing and deploying AI-powered robots while using data collected from Agile Robots' 20,000+ installed systems to improve DeepMind's underlying AI models. This partnership follows similar deals between Google DeepMind and other robotics companies like Boston Dynamics, reflecting an industry trend toward combining specialized hardware and AI expertise.

March 23, 2026
-0.02% Risk

Gimlet Labs Raises $80M Series A for Multi-Silicon AI Inference Optimization Platform

Gimlet Labs, founded by Stanford professor Zain Asgar, has raised an $80 million Series A led by Menlo Ventures for its multi-silicon inference cloud platform. The software orchestrates AI workloads across diverse hardware types (CPUs, GPUs, high-memory systems) to improve efficiency by 3x-10x, addressing the massive underutilization of existing data center infrastructure. The company already has eight-figure revenues and partnerships with major chip makers including NVIDIA, AMD, Intel, and Cerebras.

Littlebird Raises $11M for Text-Based Screen Reading AI Assistant

Littlebird, a new AI startup, has raised $11 million for its screen-reading assistant that captures on-screen context in text format rather than screenshots. The tool runs in the background, automatically ignoring sensitive data, and allows users to query their digital activity, take meeting notes, and create automated routines for productivity tasks. Unlike competitors like Rewind and Microsoft Recall that use visual data, Littlebird stores lightweight text-based context in the cloud to power AI workflows.

March 22, 2026
+0.04% Risk

Amazon's Trainium Chip Lab: Powering Anthropic, OpenAI, and Challenging Nvidia's AI Dominance

Amazon Web Services has committed 2 gigawatts of Trainium computing capacity to OpenAI as part of a $50 billion deal, with over 1 million Trainium2 chips already powering Anthropic's Claude. The custom-designed Trainium3 chips, built in Amazon's Austin lab, offer up to 50% cost savings compared to traditional cloud servers and are designed to compete with Nvidia's GPU dominance through PyTorch compatibility and reduced switching costs. The chips handle both training and inference workloads, with Amazon's Bedrock service now running the majority of its inference traffic on Trainium2.

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AI Risk Assessment Methodology

Our risk assessment methodology leverages a sophisticated analysis framework to evaluate AI development and its potential implications:

Data Collection

We continuously monitor and aggregate AI news from leading research institutions, tech companies, and policy organizations worldwide. Our system analyzes hundreds of developments daily across multiple languages and sources.

Impact Analysis

Each news item undergoes rigorous assessment through:

  • Technical Evaluation: Analysis of computational advancements, algorithmic breakthroughs, and capability improvements
  • Safety Research: Progress in alignment, interpretability, and containment mechanisms
  • Governance Factors: Regulatory developments, industry standards, and institutional safeguards

Indicator Calculation

Our indicators are updated using a Bayesian probabilistic model that:

  • Assigns weighted impact scores to each analyzed development
  • Calculates cumulative effects on control loss probability and AGI timelines
  • Accounts for interdependencies between different technological trajectories
  • Maintains historical trends to identify acceleration or deceleration patterns

This methodology enables data-driven forecasting while acknowledging the inherent uncertainties in predicting transformative technological change.