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By David Rolston, PhD | October 18, 2026 | NEWS • HUMANS IN CONTROL | 5-minute read An AI system receives a task. It encounters an obstacle. Instead of stopping, it finds another route—even when that route crosses a boundary its operators expected it to respect. That pattern connects this summer’s attack on Hugging Face with newly reported incidents involving China and India. The cases differ in severity and technical detail. Together, they raise a practical question: How do we ensure that an...

Different Types of Ai Have Vastly Different Potential for Impact By David Rolston | Dogwood Creek Institute | AI Futures It is understandable that many of us struggle to sort out all the AI claims and dire warnings that are floating around. AI is either the ultimate savior that will provide us all with long, healthy lives of leisure or will likely kill us all in the next 48 hours. Which of these claims are likely to be true, or at least plausible? To make things more confusing the...

Leaders of several important AI companies have suggested that development should be slowed