Global National: Sept. 26, 2026 | New concerns over artificial intelligence as more agents go rogue

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The call for greater checks on artificial intelligence are increasing globally as more reports surface of AI agents going rogue. This week, the founders of both OpenAI and Anthropic spoke about the potential risks of the technology, and how to mitigate them before the United Nations General Assembly. As Candice Cole reports, the comments from the tech leaders come as OpenAI disclosed its bots interacted with multiple U.S. government sites. The El Niño weather phenomenon has been churning up storms in the Pacific Ocean, generating more heat than usual. And even if storms don't make landfall, they do trigger ferocious systems that have caused damage along California's coastline. Heidi Petracek has more. Israeli strikes have killed around 1,400 people in Gaza since the ceasefire deal was struck almost a year ago. Thousands of others have been injured, and are still struggling to get proper medical treatment, despite the increased flow of aid in the past year. As Redmond Shannon reports,

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