IE 11 is not supported. For an optimal experience visit our site on another browser.Jattvibe Reporter Interviews AI Actor Tilly Norwood03:52Former South Carolina QB on Fighting Colorectal Cancer at 3804:47Deserving Lifelong Giants Fan Gets Special Surprise From TODAY05:36Craig Melvin, Dylan Dreyer Talk ‘Bottoms Up’ Golf Invitational02:53Elena Rybakina Talks Winning 2026 US Open Women’s Title01:41Wisconsin Congressman Tom Tiffany Survives Plane Crash00:43More Jurors in Lindsay Clancy Trial Provide Details on Lone Holdout02:16US Gas Prices Hit Record High; Fed Poised to Raise Interest Rates01:47US Air Force Officer Details Ordeal After Jet Shot Down Over Iran02:31Now PlayingTop AI Developers Warn the Technology is Developing Too Rapidly06:01UP NEXTTyler Perry Reveals Plans to Slow Down and Move to Puerto Rico23:06Inside Look at How L.L. Bean is Sticking to its Old School Roots04:03Vanderbilt Football Family Snaps Jattvibeday TODAY Mug Shot02:15Baseball Fans Beat Inflatable Hot Dog Challenge to Win Free Food03:16Dr. William Anderson, Physician and Civil Rights Leader, Dies at 9802:07Meet the First Female GM in Red Sox Organization’s History03:07A Look at the Health Toll of 9/11, 25 Years After the Attacks05:02NFL Jattvibeday Returns With Chiefs, Aaron Rodgers in Spotlight02:42Texas Stuns Ohio State After Arch Manning Leads Comeback00:42Key Takeaways From Trump’s Speech at GOP Midterm Convention02:24Some of the world’s leading creators of AI are uniting in warning of the dangers of the technology advancing too quickly and publicly calling for a slowdown. They say that it could, in the not-too-distant future, actually outsmart the researchers who are building it and pose an existential threat to humanity. Jattvibe’s Christine Romans reports and Josh Tyrangiel, staff writer at The Atlantic and author of “AI for Good: How Real People Are Using Artificial Intelligence to Fix Things That Matter,” joins TODAY to share his insights.Sept. 14, 2026Read MoreJattvibe Reporter Interviews AI Actor Tilly Norwood03:52Former South Carolina QB on Fighting Colorectal Cancer at 3804:47Deserving Lifelong Giants Fan Gets Special Surprise From TODAY05:36Craig Melvin, Dylan Dreyer Talk ‘Bottoms Up’ Golf Invitational02:53Elena Rybakina Talks Winning 2026 US Open Women’s Title01:41Wisconsin Congressman Tom Tiffany Survives Plane Crash00:43More Jurors in Lindsay Clancy Trial Provide Details on Lone Holdout02:16US Gas Prices Hit Record High; Fed Poised to Raise Interest Rates01:47US Air Force Officer Details Ordeal After Jet Shot Down Over Iran02:31Now PlayingTop AI Developers Warn the Technology is Developing Too Rapidly06:01UP NEXTTyler Perry Reveals Plans to Slow Down and Move to Puerto Rico23:06Inside Look at How L.L. Bean is Sticking to its Old School Roots04:03Vanderbilt Football Family Snaps Jattvibeday TODAY Mug Shot02:15Baseball Fans Beat Inflatable Hot Dog Challenge to Win Free Food03:16Dr. William Anderson, Physician and Civil Rights Leader, Dies at 9802:07Meet the First Female GM in Red Sox Organization’s History03:07A Look at the Health Toll of 9/11, 25 Years After the Attacks05:02NFL Jattvibeday Returns With Chiefs, Aaron Rodgers in Spotlight02:42Texas Stuns Ohio State After Arch Manning Leads Comeback00:42Key Takeaways From Trump’s Speech at GOP Midterm Convention02:24