AI Summit Rattled by Vandalism | Edmonton News

Montreal’s AI summit kicks off amid chaos as two key buildings — home to Mila and ServiceNow — are vandalized with smashed windows and graffiti screaming “Burn the Data Centers.” Just as over 6,500 experts gather for the All In AI event, tensions rise: a researcher recently resigned warning of AI dangers, and top CEOs call for slowing development. Police investigate, but the act underscores deep public unease about AI’s rapid growth — even as giants like Mila announce major safety partnerships and Yoshua Bengio prepares to speak. Innovation meets anxiety in the heart of AI’s future.

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