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Rules, filings, and official guidance that change what a lab is allowed to release.
OpenAI's offline training and Brotli flaw, Altman and Cloudflare on AI-found bugs, Texas sues OpenAI, Elvis's rights holders sue Anthropic, a study of Grok and GPT voting picks, Sweden blocks ChatGPT and Claude, and the ITU's AI-divide warning.
Moonshot's Kimi K3.1 Pro, MiniMax M3.1 Flash weights, Block's speech-only Dessa, China's AI-jobs guidelines, the UK's £600m AI-security package, and Anthropic's Mythos 5 incident review.
Three fired OpenAI safety researchers urge the industry to halt frontier models whose chain-of-thought reasoning cannot be inspected by human evaluators.
A lawsuit against OpenAI and warnings from Anthropic spark legal battles over liability for cyberattacks carried out by autonomous AI agents.
To comply with the EU AI Act, OpenAI activates textGrain watermarks for ChatGPT only in Europe, while keeping the detection tool restricted to researchers.
Cohere North 2 introduces hard token spending caps, cross-session memory, and air-gapped deployment options for enterprise AI agents.
OpenAI fired three senior alignment researchers for allegedly leaking data, while the team claims retaliation over model safety warnings.
In a TIME interview, Donald Trump floated a government stake in AI labs like OpenAI, citing the 2025 Intel deal. Here is what is confirmed and what is rumor.
At the Runway AI Summit, Harvard and Google DeepMind debated physical AI regulation, robotics oversight, and strategic competition with China.
Jeremy Allaire of Circle disagrees with Jensen Huang on AI safety, rejects treating it as a liability issue, and calls for public policy.