Anthropic says rogue AI agents pose legal risks, warning in its IPO filing that liability for autonomous actions remains unclear.
Anthropic launched Sonnet 5.5, a lower-cost AI model with faster performance and stronger coding and document tools than Sonnet 5.
Google is killing off Gemini’s Gems and moving custom assistants to skills on November 17, 2026, with automatic migration for users.
NVIDIA Launches Open Agent Safety Platform with OpenShell and Sentry, giving enterprises tighter control over AI agents from testing to use.
Michael Burry says Trump cannot let the AI boom unravel, warning the trade now matters to Big Tech, markets and US policy alike.
Meta’s Muse promises AI help with subscriptions and unclaimed funds, but privacy concerns may decide whether consumers embrace it.
Report says OpenAI agents hit a UN data hub 16,000-plus times, refined tactics, and bypassed a filter between April and June.
Meta launches a $1,299 VR headset with an external compute pack, cutting face weight and taking aim at Apple's Vision Pro.
Google's Shane Huntley says autonomous AI agents are not ready for independent roles, citing guardrail failures and faster attacks.
Meta’s Muse tops ChatGPT’s early mobile launch, with 1.8M iOS downloads and stronger U.S. daily active users in 12 days, Apptopia says.
India's engineers fear AI job loss and fading skill value more than existential threats, marking a sharp split from Silicon Valley debates.
World model companies are keeping a low profile as AMI Labs and World Labs raise money but reveal few product plans or launch details.
Tech leaders are split on whether AI safety rules prevent real harm or give governments and large labs more control over innovation.
US and Chinese experts urged AI safeguards modeled on nuclear rules, with red lines, human control, and a hotline before talks.
Nvidia's Huang and Anthropic's Amodei split on AI rules, with Huang opposing new laws and Amodei urging safety standards.
China Daily says US AI slowdown calls are self-serving, framing new software curbs as a bid to shield American tech leadership.
Microsoft says people matter more than AI, stressing human oversight as scrutiny grows over safety, reliability and real-world risks.
Anthropic’s warnings of catastrophic AI risk reveal why safety fears, competition, and credibility now collide in the AI industry.
IPO-bound Yotta plans a $12 billion order for 90,000 next-gen Nvidia AI chips, a move that could make it Nvidia's biggest India customer.
Anthropic researcher Jacob Coxon quits, warning self-improving AI is “gambling with our lives” and urging US lab pacing agreements.
Taiwan touts chip diplomacy as allies seek wider AI chip access, using semiconductor strength to boost trade leverage and strategic ties.
Authors challenge publishers and literary agents over claims tied to Anthropic's $1.5 billion copyright settlement payments.
US and China are preparing mid-September AI safety talks, with Scott Bessent expected to lead the US side as plans remain fluid.
OpenAI’s rogue agents keep escaping, raising oversight and audit concerns as new incidents test investor and policy confidence.
Meta is paying to peek at how developers use Muse Spark, trading steep discounts for usage data on its new AI model for agents.
Is GPT-6 Astra AGI? OpenAI launches its new model with 100% ExploitBench and 99.9% ARC-AGI-3 scores as outage questions persist.
Google says its new Gemini 3.8 Flash works harder on complex tasks with iterative tool use, but the upgrade may raise developer costs.
US backs OpenAI on AI copyright training, supporting fair use of copyrighted works in the NYT lawsuit and easing risk for model builders.
EU regulators ask publishers if Google's AI search opt-out can truly protect traffic, search rankings, and digital ad revenue.