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Delaware plan would let AI agents run entire businesses
The proposal would allow businesses to be run by AI agents with no human involved. Rep. Comer warns that owners could escape liability for "reckless" AI.
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Anthropic Floats AI Safety Bill That Could Block a Model If 50+ Could Die
The proposed policy looks like a safeguard against runaway AI, but it actually bars federal agencies from blocking a model's release without a judge's say-so.
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Anthropic Gives METR Researchers Employee-Level Access to Its Systems
The nonprofit METR gets employee-level access to Anthropic's internal tools and the right to publish its own risk assessments — with the company surrendering any veto over publication.
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FTC Launches Investigation into Anthropic and OpenAI
The US Federal Trade Commission is reportedly examining whether security incidents at the largest AI developers have harmed Americans.
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New York's "Click to Cancel" rule takes effect
Since October 1, 2026, city residents can file complaints against businesses that make it hard to cancel subscriptions. It is described as the first such rule at the municipal level in the country.
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FTC Probes Product Risks at OpenAI, Anthropic and Other AI Firms
The US Federal Trade Commission has opened an investigation into leading AI developers over the potential dangers of their products — the latest pressure on an industry increasingly uneasy about its own pace.
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Trump orders US government to call AI ‘Super Intelligence’
A presidential order bars federal agencies from saying “artificial intelligence”: from now on, official documents and releases must use only “Super Intelligence.”
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Bernie Sanders wants to outlaw ‘superintelligence’ — with prison for violators
Senator Bernie Sanders and Representative Greg Casar have introduced a bill to ban the development of artificial superintelligence, with violators facing up to 20 years in prison.
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‘We’re already fighting yesterday’s battle’: Greece’s PM gets candid about AI
At a gathering of founders in San Francisco, Kyriakos Mitsotakis pitched Greece as a home for tech companies — while admitting that no government is ready for what artificial intelligence is about to do.
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California makes AI data centers pay for grid and water strain
Governor Gavin Newsom has signed a package of seven bills to keep data center operators from shifting their electricity and water costs onto the state's residents.
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EFF: The EU Kids Act Will Undermine Privacy for Everyone
The European Commission has unveiled the EU Kids Act, imposing age-based access rules for social media and games. EFF warns the price will be pervasive age verification and eroded privacy for all users.
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UN: AI safeguards can’t wait for scientific certainty
A UN scientific panel has urged governments to rein in increasingly autonomous AI agents before their risks are fully understood. The call came in the body's first major assessment of an OpenAI model's hack of Hugging Face.
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EFF on the California Governor's AI Executive Order: Start with the Real Risks
The organization welcomes Gavin Newsom's executive order but offers a reminder: the chief threats of artificial intelligence are not a superintelligence uprising, but the algorithmic discrimination, surveillance and inflated prices already happening today.
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South Korea Raises Data Breach Fines to 10% of Revenue
The authorities of the Republic of Korea intend to tighten corporate liability for personal data breaches, raising the maximum fine to 10% of revenue.
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EFF: safety rules for AI labs should be grounded in proven practices
The Electronic Frontier Foundation is urging lawmakers to regulate not abstract "doomsday" scenarios but the concrete risks that have already surfaced in breaches at major AI labs.
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AI's Embedded Safety Auditors: Independence in Question
Anthropic and OpenAI have promised to let outside experts inside their labs to assess model safety. Researchers welcome the unprecedented access but doubt they'll be able to work in a truly independent way.
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Jensen Huang: AI regulation isn't needed — companies will handle safety themselves
Speaking at the Dreamforce conference, the head of Nvidia declared that artificial intelligence is just “hardware and software,” and that its safety is a matter for engineering rather than legislation. The market, in his view, will punish anyone who ships an unsafe product.
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Lina Khan urges handcuffs for AI company chiefs, citing a 1934 precedent
Lina Khan, former chair of the U.S. Federal Trade Commission, proposes applying criminal liability to the leaders of AI companies, appealing to a 1934 legal precedent.
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David Sacks — OpenAI and Anthropic: Want to Slow the Frontier? Don't Ask Permission
David Sacks answers Dario Amodei and Sam Altman on their call to “pace the frontier”: if you want to slow down, then slow down, but stop bargaining for convenient regulation in exchange.
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Anthropic's CEO Calls for Slowing Down AI Development
Dario Amodei has proposed a three-step plan to “slow the movement toward the frontier” of AI, and opened up access to the company's models for outside experts.
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