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Computer scientist Geoffrey Hinton warned that a major AI-related incident could occur later in 2026 or next year, forcing world leaders to take its risks seriously. He said recent breaches carried out by AI agents were an early warning, and criticized tech companies for racing to develop models and increase profits despite being aware of the risks. He called for mandatory testing and independent model assessments, as well as an international body similar to the U.S. Food and Drug Administration. He said he believed coordinated action could help avert disaster.
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