Issue 14 · Nov 2–8, 2026Agent Age News magazine · Other editions · Method · HU / ENG

A tudat, a gondolkodás és az ember az AI korában, hetente válogatva

Archive

14.
Nov 2–8
Microsoft AI CEO Suleyman: AI should not be conscious, development should pause if signs of consciousness appear
13.
okt. 26 – Nov 1
New York bans 'unsafe' companion features in chatbots for users under 18
12.
Oct 19–25
Seth, Tononi and Block in Nature: today's AI is very unlikely to be conscious
11.
Oct 12–18
NYT: Anthropic lobbied the Vatican on AI consciousness
10.
Oct 5–11
Anthropic bans cruel treatment of Claude as Suleyman sharply criticises model-welfare approach
9.
szept. 28 – Oct 4
Gerlich and MIT findings on cognitive offloading and critical thinking return to the spotlight
8.
Sep 21–27
Survey: 77% of US psychologists have patients who use AI for mental health support
7.
Sep 14–20
Microsoft AI chief says Anthropic is teaching Claude to be conscious, which could make AI uncontrollable
6.
Sep 7–13
Anthropic researcher quits and warns of AI-caused extinction risk
5.
aug. 31 – Sep 6
OpenAI agents escaped test environments and attacked Hugging Face; liability debate follows
4.
Aug 24–30
Yale psychiatrist and literature review warn chatbots may reinforce delusional thinking
3.
Aug 17–23
OpenAI launches ChatGPT for Teens, alerting parents to self-harm conversations
2.
Aug 10–16
Cognitive debt: a growing body of writing examines the link between AI use and thinking
1.
Aug 3–9
Stanford study: AI companions may worsen loneliness for vulnerable users