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A class action lawsuit filed in Northern California alleges that public calls to slow down model development hide an anticompetitive agreement between laboratories.
Amodei, Altman, Musk and Hassabis converge on the idea that the industry needs to set its own standards. A New York elected official shifts the responsibility back to Congress.
An investigation traces the circulation, from one American state to another, of almost identical texts on the security of chatbots, accompanied by exemptions tailored to their drafters.
The FAA deploys an Air Space Intelligence platform that anticipates traffic conflicts, first around Washington, as part of a 12-year program.
In the lawsuit filed by the New York Times, previously redacted documents reveal that a Microsoft executive described the massive collection of texts as early as January 2023 as a theft on an unprecedented scale.
The new UN System Data Commons replaces UNData and opens up the statistical series of twenty UN entities to natural language querying, including the MCP protocol.
The Ratepayer Protection Act requires installations with a capacity of more than 100 megawatts to bear the cost of grid reinforcements, instead of passing it on to household bills.
Two states are funding a nonprofit to build "Scientist AI," a system designed to monitor other AIs rather than pursue its own goals.
On September 16, Gavin Newsom signed into law SB 1050, which requires an explicit mention as soon as an audio or video advertisement promotes a "synthetic interpreter".
In her State of the Union address, the Commission President announced that she would convene the border laboratories in Brussels to discuss the pace of development.
Since September 15, a robot that does indexing, collecting for agents and building corpora at the same time has been refused by default on pages carrying advertising.
On the stage of the All-In Summit, Nvidia's boss responded live to a call from the US president to reject calls to slow down the development of AI.
The Microsoft AI division sets limits that no operator can loosen — CBRNE weapons, cyber attacks, mass manipulation — and opens its text to six weeks of public comment.
Faced with the scheduling proposals put forward by Anthropic and OpenAI, Chinese diplomacy denounces a Cold War logic, while Xi Jinping proposes cooperation to the BRICS on open models.
Gavin Newsom has signed thirteen texts: time limits and parental alerts for chatbots, a ban on addictive mechanics for children under 16, a moratorium on conversational toys.
The three laboratories meet regularly to draw up a structure responsible for testing and auditing boundary models before they are made available. In principle, they converge, but much less so on management.
Opened on 8 July and closed on 30 September 2026, the British consultation focuses on GPS clocking in, keystroke, facial recognition and algorithmic employee scoring.
Administrations can introduce agents incrementally, with human validation and appropriate controls.
The Office of Data and Innovation's prototype starts from life events — looking for a job, starting a business, dealing with a disaster — rather than from the administrative organization chart.
The Department of Industry's five-year plan calls for $532 billion in cumulative investment to increase smart computing capacity to 9,800 exaflops.