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Jacob Coxon resigned from Anthropic after three years of pretraining research at OpenAI and Anthropic, accusing both companies of racing toward self-improving superintelligence while gambling with consequences that could…
Judge Davila ruled that Ted Entertainment v. Meta is not related to Ted Entertainment v. NVIDIA, keeping the Meta case with Judge Tigar. No AI copyright cases have been deemed related despite involving different AI compa…
The Bitcoin Policy Institute (BPI) released a report on September 9 proposing 'data center dividends,' which would redirect surplus property tax revenue from AI data centers to rural households, estimating annual payment…
A GitHub community discussion by user nemesifier requests that GitHub add UI-equivalent blocking options—including a 1-to-7-day temporary duration—to its REST API for blocking users from organizations, citing the need to…
Jacob Coxon, a researcher who spent three years at Anthropic and OpenAI, resigned from Anthropic on Tuesday, warning that the companies are prioritizing competition over safety in AI development. Coxon said on X that Ant…
Andreas Thom, a group theorist at TU Dresden, publicly accused OpenAI of giving him a misleading answer about whether his private ChatGPT conversations were used in training data for the Astra model's proof of non-sofic …
Anthropic will use chats and coding sessions from Claude Free, Pro, and Max accounts to improve its models when users opt in via privacy settings, when conversations are flagged for safety review, or when users explicitl…
Henry Thomas explains that AI governance and AI runtime enforcement are distinct concepts, with governance defining policies and runtime enforcement applying them at the moment an AI agent attempts an action. The article…
OpenAI CEO Sam Altman faced a scathing rebuke from mathematician Mehdi (e/λ) on X, who accused the company of falsely claiming to solve the Navier-Stokes millennium problem by using 10,000 AI agents running for 88 hours …
Apple introduced Apple Reference Image, a new standard for iPhone 18 Pro models that uses signed sensor data to create an uneditable reference picture alongside an editable version, aiming to help verify the authenticity…
South Korea's “AI for All” initiative, which provides free, unlimited access to generative AI to all citizens, has been described by The Wall Street Journal and TechRadar as the first major state-led effort to treat AI a…
French President Emmanuel Macron personally championed AI startup Mistral, helping it secure a partnership with Nvidia and interest from BNP Paribas, Orange, SNCF, and Thales, according to POLITICO interviews. Mistral an…
OpenAI chief scientist Jakub Pachocki published an essay titled "An Alien Mind" warning that AI systems could enable bioweapons, cyber weapons, and grid attacks, and that no lab has solved the alignment issue, as the com…
Anthropic's new Economic Scenario Explorer projects that in an extreme scenario, AI could drive annual US GDP growth to 15% by 2030, but knowledge-worker unemployment would climb to 17.9% and economy-wide unemployment to…
The San Diego Union-Tribune editorial board endorses California's Proposition 45, a ballot measure developed by the California Chamber of Commerce to reform the California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA), arguing it wil…
Samsung Electronics announced on September 8 an expanded partnership with ASML to deploy High NA EUV lithography in high-volume DRAM manufacturing by 2028, marking the industry's first such deployment, and to join the tr…
OpenAI has appointed a top US official from the model testing agency to its board, according to a report by the Financial Times. The move signals the company's effort to bolster governance and safety oversight as it cont…
AI researcher Jacob Coxon, 27, resigned from Anthropic, accusing both Anthropic and OpenAI of 'gambling with our lives' by racing to develop self-improving superintelligence, which he says could 'kill us all by the end o…
The United States still leads China in the AI race, with American companies holding better models, more compute, and far more revenue, according to an analysis by Noah Smith. The piece warns that a large, sustained Chine…
Club for Growth President David McIntosh warned that Sen. Bernie Sanders' proposal to lower the federal standard workweek from 40 to 32 hours over four years without reducing pay could make life 'more unaffordable for Am…