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Satya Nadella, the CEO of Microsoft, writes about the security risks of autonomous artificial intelligence models, emphasizing the need for a new trust architecture and strong external constraints to keep the technology in check. #mesterségesintelligencia #biztonság #Nadella (translated)

Something that cannot be monitored cannot be trusted. A person must always be able to stop or shut down an AI model in the middle of a task, wrote Nadella in a post on the online platform X. Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella has called for a kind of "emergency brake" in artificial intelligence out of concern for a loss of control. The difference from previously used software is that with today's artificial intelligence, one can no longer attribute behavior and results to specific inputs, training data, or configurations, wrote Nadella. #KünstlicheIntelligenz #Microsoft #Notbremse (translated)

A few days ago, Trump announced that the White House would consider anyone who still claims artificial intelligence as an "enemy." Trump justifies his initiative by stating that the usual name makes the technology appear "fake." #KünstlicheIntelligenz #Microsoft #Notbremse (translated)

Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella calls for an "emergency brake" in artificial intelligence out of concern for a loss of control and emphasizes that humans must always be able to stop AI models at any time, while also pointing to the need for advanced containment mechanisms. #KünstlicheIntelligenz #Microsoft #Technologiekontrolle (translated)

Furkan Yildirim wrote that the US Treasury could auction fewer long-term government bonds as early as November and possibly discontinue the 20-year term altogether. According to Yildirim, Citigroup expects Secretary of the Treasury Scott Bessent to announce a $3 billion reduction in auctions for 20- and 30-year bonds each on November 4. The financing gap is to be closed with government securities maturing within a year at the latest. The department may also ask large banks next week whether pension funds now prefer bonds from Amazon, Meta, and Alphabet to those of the state. The 20-year bond was reintroduced in 2020 after a 34-year hiatus and now offers nearly 5.7 percent interest, more than any other US maturity. At the end of 2020, its yield was just under 1.5 percent. At the same time, Alphabet, Amazon, Meta, Microsoft, Oracle, and SpaceX had already issued dollar bonds amounting to more than $180 billion in 2026; according to Yildirim, Amazon's bonds extend to 2076. According to asset manager TwentyFour, which Yildirim cited, Japanese investors are now receiving enough interest at home to invest their money there. Citi strategist Jason Williams wrote that pension funds may currently be more inclined than usual to invest in long-term corporate bonds of good quality. However, BNP Paribas strategists doubted that smaller auctions would reduce the government's financing costs. Yildirim also pointed out that the yield on 10-year US bonds serves as a basis for mortgages and many other loans, and Bessent had referred to it as an important measure of his success. With an annual deficit of nearly $2 trillion, the debt burden continues to grow as competition for long-term buyers increases. #Finanzen #Anleihen #Wirtschaft (translated)

The author wrote that the Trump administration suspended Microsoft, Adobe, and several large IT outsourcing firms from a key employment-based green card program. According to him, the companies were accused of abusing the visa system at the expense of American workers. #Technologia #Zatrudnienie #Imigracja #US (translated)