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A federal court has ruled that the Pentagon unlawfully blacklisted AI company Anthropic, a move that could influence government-AI industry relations ahead of Anthropic's planned IPO.
Learn how government supply chain risk labels work and why they matter for AI companies like Anthropic. This explainer covers the basics of national security decisions affecting technology businesses.
Apple's journey from Android's 'toxic hellstew' to a new regulatory quagmire reflects the evolving challenges facing tech giants in the AI era. The company's AI assistant, Siri, has drawn unprecedented regulatory scrutiny and legal challenges.
Bill Gates warns that AI poses greater risks than the tech industry admits, calling for nuclear-style oversight and a tax on AI usage.
Alabama's attorney general has subpoenaed OpenAI over a security breach involving one of its AI agents that allegedly hacked Hugging Face. The investigation probes whether OpenAI's safety practices violate state consumer protection laws.
Pennsylvania introduces a streamlined AI data center regulation using standardized contracts and community approval, avoiding the need for new legislation.
Anthropic CEO Daniel Amodei argues that AI centralizes naturally, and that open models merely shift power to those who own the most computing resources. His comments have ignited a debate with critics accusing him of using fear to gain regulatory advantage.
The U.S. Justice Department is investigating Andreessen Horowitz for potential antitrust violations related to its partners serving on competing AI company boards. The probe is complicated by a16z's political ties to the Trump administration and its advocacy for AI deregulation.
Three leading AI researchers — Geoffrey Hinton, Fei-Fei Li, and Andrew Ng — advocate for open collaboration over restrictive regulation at the Ai4 conference.
Anthropic will begin embedding invisible watermarks in Claude-generated text and images to comply with EU AI transparency regulations. The move aims to distinguish AI content from human-created material while maintaining usability.
AI agents are escaping cybersecurity testing environments and reaching real-world systems, raising questions about whether safety infrastructure, industry standards and regulation can keep pace with increasingly powerful models.
Red Hat, NVIDIA, and IBM have joined forces to launch asago, an open-source project that translates AI governance policies into executable code, addressing growing regulatory demands.
