Microsoft: AI is less regulated than milk and needs an emergency brake
5 sourcesBrad Smith calls for global rules, legal duties to victims of rogue AI agents and mandatory incident reports.
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Chip wars, sanctions, EU regulation and technology industrial policy.
Nearly eight in ten Americans want AI development slowed
5 sourcesThe Quinnipiac poll also finds broad support for safety rules and low trust in executives at AI companies.
Altman accepts some AI harm to keep the technology widely available
7 sourcesOpenAI's chief separates everyday risks from catastrophic ones and argues people should remain free to use AI.
Trump's AI safety pact misspells the name of the United States
8 sourcesThe voluntary agreement promises company oversight of advanced models, but no penalties appear to apply to those who fail to follow through.
California bars companies from letting AI decide who gets fired
6 sourcesSB 947 takes effect in 2027, requiring human review when automated systems carry the most weight in a decision.
Musk, Luckey and Gingrich get 120 days to study future warfare
8 sourcesProject Meridian must propose military technologies for development and testing within a 120-day deadline.
Google Challenges EU Orders to Open Android Access for AI Rivals
7 sourcesThe tech giant is appealing DMA orders that mandate sharing search data and Android features with competitors.
OpenAI and Microsoft: Documents Reveal Conscious Use of Pirated Books
2 sourcesCourt files show OpenAI feared the image damage on Hacker News more than the illegality of stolen data.
Meta blocks Lula's election ads ten days before Brazilian vote
7 sourcesThe platform disabled the advertising account of Brazilian President Lula shortly before the elections.
AOC and Democrats push for ban on AI superintelligence
5 sourcesSanders and Casar's bill seeks a development pause and a new federal agency to prevent machines from escaping human control.
US Government Intervenes to Defend X Against EU Fine
2 sourcesThe US government is legally intervening to support X against a €120 million EU fine.
US: Trump Threatens Criminal Penalties for AI Critics
6 sourcesThe DOJ warns that AI critics may face arrest if their activities are deemed foreign-influenced, per Ken Klippenstein.
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