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Policy

China's free AI model is tearing Trump's tech advisors apart

A new Chinese chatbot called Kimi has exposed a bitter split inside the White House over how America should respond to cheap, powerful AI from China.

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Australia Plans Strict Rules on How Government AI Can Make Decisions About You

The Albanese government is writing new national rules to limit how artificial intelligence can be used when agencies make decisions that affect ordinary Australians.

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Australia's AI moment: why a good speech is only the beginning

Prime Minister Albanese has started the conversation on artificial intelligence. Researchers and commentators say the harder questions, about capability, security and who actually benefits, still need answers.

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Google DeepMind's Boss Wants a U.S. Government-Backed Body to Vet AI Before It Ships

Demis Hassabis, the Nobel Prize-winning head of Google's AI lab, is calling for a new watchdog modelled on a Wall Street regulator. Industry would foot the bill, but Washington would set the rules.

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Anthropic Wants Stricter AI Laws. Not Everyone Thinks Its Motives Are Pure.

The maker of the Claude chatbot is pushing states to regulate frontier AI harder than anyone in Silicon Valley expected. The company says safety demands it. Critics say it is a business play dressed up as public interest.

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Australia's PM outlined an AI vision. Creatives cheered, but a big question went unanswered

Anthony Albanese promised new laws to protect Australian artists and writers from AI. Critics say the speech was long on mood and short on detail, and one issue was missing entirely.

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AI Business

Apple Intelligence Gets the Green Light in China, Powered by Alibaba's AI

Chinese regulators have approved Apple's AI features for the country, with local tech giant Alibaba supplying the underlying models. For Apple, it's a meaningful win in one of its biggest markets.

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Policy

OpenAI Workers Are Bankrolling a Super PAC to Push Back Against Their Own Boss

Eight current and former OpenAI employees have quietly donated more than $215,000 to a political group that wants stricter rules on AI companies, setting up an unusual fight inside one of the world's most powerful tech firms.

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Australia's Prime Minister vows to protect artists from AI copyright theft and clamps down on data centres

Anthony Albanese has pledged that writers and musicians will keep control of their work and get paid when AI companies use it. New rules will also govern where giant data centres can be built and how much power they consume.

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Australia's PM Promises Fast-Track Approvals for AI Data Centres. Critics Say That's Not Enough.

Anthony Albanese wants to speed up permits for the giant computer facilities that power AI. But policy experts warn Australia needs accountability guardrails first.

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Bank of England Governor Warns AI Threats Need Global Teamwork, Not Just US Action

Andrew Bailey says no single country can handle the risks of powerful AI models alone, days after the Trump administration blocked foreigners from accessing one of the most advanced AI tools on the market.

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Google DeepMind's CEO Wants a FINRA-Style Watchdog for the Most Powerful AI Models

Demis Hassabis has proposed an independent standards body that would review frontier AI models before they reach the public. Here is what he is calling for, and why it matters.

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Australia Plans a Single Office to Oversee All of AI's Risks and Rewards

Prime Minister Anthony Albanese says Australia will be the first country to bring economic, security, social and environmental AI concerns under one national roof, while fast-tracking approvals for data centres.

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Google DeepMind's Boss Wants a Global AI Watchdog Before the Technology Gets Away From Us

Demis Hassabis has spent months briefing governments and rival labs on a plan for an independent body that could pause AI development if things go wrong. He wants it running before 2026.

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Australian Labor MP warns colleagues: let AI companies write their own rules and you will fail

Ed Husic is pushing his own party to get tougher on big tech, as the country's creative workers union demands that AI firms stop using artists' work without permission.

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