Anthropic Finds Alone in Defending the Strongest AI Security Law in the United States
OpenAI and Google oppose the Massachusetts text while Anthropic actively campaigns for its adoption, even funding local elected officials.
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OpenAI and Google oppose the Massachusetts text while Anthropic actively campaigns for its adoption, even funding local elected officials.
The text would permanently ban systems that go beyond human cognition, freeze the development of advanced models, and create a ministerial-level agency to enforce it.
The Department of Justice has filed a brief arguing that training a large language model on protected texts is generally fair use, and that hindering this practice would be detrimental to national security.
At a G20 ministerial meeting, the United States invited other governments to ease their constraints on artificial intelligence, at a time when the European Union is pushing a new text.
Less than a month after the obligations for general-purpose models came into force, Brussels formally questioned more than 30 providers, including OpenAI, Anthropic and Google.
The lawsuit, filed in California, also targets the two founders of Anthropic personally and claims up to $150,000 per protected work.
The designation of Anthropic as a risk to the military supply chain violates the First and Fifth Amendments, Judge Rita Lin ruled, ordering the withdrawal of all directives against the company.
Meeting on August 25 in New Delhi, public and industrial officials from both countries confirmed the extension of their partnership to chips, artificial intelligence and advanced manufacturing.
The Ministry of Economy will allocate an additional 150 billion yen to the 2027 budget to bolster the national chipmaker’s equity capital and facilitate bank loans.
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The U.S. regulator considers that displaying a price as fixed when it varies according to the customer's profile is a misleading practice within the meaning of the FTC Act.
The Artificial Intelligence Safety Measures Act goes further than the California and New York reporting regimes by requiring a published third-party audit.
A decree signed on August 18 requires developers to finance the electricity infrastructure themselves, to obtain the agreement of local residents and to waive confidentiality clauses.
Discussion paper published on August 18, 26 questions asked, comments open until October 19: the U.S. agency outlines a two-axis risk grid for generative health models.
A draft letter from the State Department warns that participating in the US framework is incompatible with joining competing initiatives. Beijing responds by invoking the digital sovereignty of everyone.
The Alliance de la presse d'information générale is attacking the deployment of AI Overviews in France, based on an estimate by Arcom estimating the loss of traffic between 33% and 38%.
To comply with the new transparency rules of the European AI Act, Anthropic now marks all texts produced by Claude with an imperceptible digital signature.
The platform says it is targeting "non-authentic" content rather than AI as such. Some creators will lose their advertising revenue, without their videos being removed.
Since 2 August 2026, the European Commission has been enforcing the new transparency rules under the AI Act, with fines of up to €15 million or 3 per cent of global turnover.