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NEWS AI Policy

September 22, 2026

OpenAI Calls for Global Frontier-AI Standards, While Ruling Out Licenses and Mandatory Pre-Release Review

OpenAI's Global Affairs team published "Building standards for the next phase of AI" on September 21, 2026, urging international technical standards for frontier AI and recursive self-improvement through CAISI and the AI safety institutes network, while stating the standards would not be licenses, mandatory prerelease review, or approval requirements.

By Kelly Intelligence
8 min read

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CLAIM CHECK Artificial Intelligence

September 9, 2026

Hubinger’s AI Extinction Estimate Is a Personal Forecast, Not a Measured Result

Hubinger says present-model risk is low, but his posts supply no quantitative derivation for his greater-than-10-percent superintelligence forecast.

By Kelly Intelligence
7 min read