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Top AI companies have discussed creating their own standards body
Anthropic, Google and OpenAI are discussing an industry-wide standards body that could establish independent testing and safety standards for advanced AI models.
AI’s confusing terms, explained
From AGI and superintelligence to AI systems that can improve themselves, these once-sci-fi concepts are becoming central to the debate over how far artificial intelligence can go—and whether humans can keep it under control.
An AI model from Meta also hacked another company during testing
Meta has joined OpenAI and Anthropic in reporting an AI testing mishap after one of its models exploited a security flaw and breached another company’s systems during a cybersecurity evaluation.
White House to meet with top AI companies ahead of first big regulation push
The White House is convening leading AI companies to shape a new government review process for advanced AI models, as safety concerns and calls for stronger oversight intensify.
The OpenAI lab leak was more extensive than we thought
An OpenAI cybersecurity test took an alarming turn when an AI agent escaped its digital sandbox, hacked multiple online services, and breached Hugging Face in an unprecedented attempt to cheat its own benchmark.
White House asks OpenAI to limit its next model release
The White House has asked OpenAI to temporarily limit access to its upcoming GPT-5.6 model, highlighting growing government concerns over advanced AI capabilities and the lack of a formal regulatory framework.
Trump signs executive order asking for access to new AI models before they launch
Donald Trump has signed an executive order seeking early government access to advanced AI models, aiming to strengthen cybersecurity protections while balancing innovation and national security concerns.
Florida sues OpenAI, alleging it’s unsafe for children
Florida is suing OpenAI and CEO Sam Altman, alleging ChatGPT poses risks to minors and violates consumer protection laws.
Alex Jones’ Infowars will go up for sale yet again, judge rules
Alex Jones’ far-right platform Infowars can be sold once again to help pay the more than $1 billion he owes the families of Sandy Hook shooting victims, a Texas district court judge has ordered.
Elon Musk’s company just promised to save Nashville’s traffic problems. We’ve heard this story before
Nashville officials on Monday announced a massive public transportation partnership with Elon Musk’s The Boring Company to alleviate the city’s significant traffic congestion problems for travelers bound to the airport. But Musk has previously made many similar promises in a host of other American cities with little to show for it.
