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Norrbotniabanan är en planerad järnväg som ska koppla ihop Umeå och Luleå längs Bottenhavskusten. Projektet innebär omfattande markåtkomst och rivning av byggnader längs sträckan.
Det är totalt 39 fastigheter som Trafikverket ska riva mellan Gumboda och Skellefteå fram till år 2027 på grund av Norrbotniabanan.
De 23 villorna som nu står tomma har inneburit en ovanlig möjlighet för både polisen och räddningstjänsten.
– Tidigare har vi kunnat öva i enskilda fastigheter men inte på det här viset i ett helt bostadsområde, säger Daniel Haarala.
Sam Altman and Dario Amodei warned before the UN Security Council that AI technology could now improve itself, which could make humans' ability to control the systems inadequate. The warning came at the same time that both Open AI and Anthropic are preparing IPOs with potential values of up to SEK 1,000 billion. Clément Delangue from Hugging Face also spoke and emphasized that fear should not guide decisions about the future of AI.

Donald Trump proposes to replace the term artificial intelligence with superintelligence in all US documents, arguing that the technology is amazing and the word artificial sounds fake.

When Chinese President Xi Jinping meets the US leadership during his US trip, AI development is one of the hottest topics. Despite mistrust and a fierce race between the superpowers, there is a common interest in discussing security risks.

Peter, an AI researcher from a European country who works at Google in New York, describes how the tech giants' executives warn that AI could wipe out humanity while they themselves continue to develop the technology. He expresses concern about both existential risks and rapid labor market change, and notes that AI is being used in military contexts by the US, China and in the war in Ukraine.

Following warnings from defected AI researchers such as Jacob Coxon that AI could pose an existential threat, the EU's AI law has received new support. While US President Donald Trump dismisses the risks and relies on his own intelligence, the EU has responded with omnibus packages to ease the regulatory burden and now plans to invite AI labs to discussions on slowing development.

The article criticizes AI companies for exaggerating the risk of superintelligence and human extinction as a way to distract from real dangers such as AI-generated disinformation, cyberattacks and threats to democracy and creativity, while themselves pursuing power and control.