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Apple and Alibaba Built a Custom AI Model for China, Report Says

A cross-border partnership between two of the world's biggest tech companies could make Apple the first US firm to offer its own approved AI model in China.

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White House Plans to Bring Open AI Models Under Its Safety Testing Rules

A quiet government framework already covering the most powerful commercial AI models is about to get bigger, and the people building free, open AI tools may soon need federal sign-off too.

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Three AI Pioneers Clash Over Open Models at Las Vegas Conference

Geoffrey Hinton, Fei-Fei Li, and Andrew Ng all agree that a handful of companies should not control AI. They disagree sharply on how to prevent it.

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Should the US government take a stake in OpenAI and Anthropic?

Both companies launched with promises to put humanity first. Now they're filing for stock-market listings at trillion-dollar valuations. Some researchers think Washington should step in before the wealth concentrates further.

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House Democrats demand AI bosses testify under oath after hacking incidents tied to ChatGPT-maker and rivals

A group of lawmakers says Congress has 'completely failed' to act on AI risks. Now they want OpenAI, Anthropic and other top AI companies to answer questions on Capitol Hill after a run of cyber attacks carried out using their own models.

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Tech Money Is Flowing Into US Midterms to Shape the AI Debate. Here Is What That Means for You.

Mark Zuckerberg published a 6,500-word essay calling for light-touch AI rules. Behind the scenes, Silicon Valley cash is quietly funding efforts to sway the very elections that will decide those rules.

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Anthropic will watermark text from Claude to meet EU law

Every piece of text Claude generates will carry a hidden label so other systems can identify it as AI-made. The change is mandatory under European regulations that took effect this August.

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South Australia is launching a royal commission into AI, and it wants the tech giants in the room

Premier Peter Malinauskas is spending $3 million to figure out how artificial intelligence should be regulated before the technology outpaces the rules meant to govern it.

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Zuckerberg Lays Out His AI Vision in 6,000 Words as Meta Launches a New Open-Source Model

The Meta chief published a sweeping essay on the future of artificial intelligence while the company released a new model to compete with OpenAI and Anthropic. Here is what he actually said, and what it means.

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Bernie Sanders Tells Meta, OpenAI and Anthropic to Stop Building AI Humans Cannot Control

The US senator sent letters to three of the most powerful AI companies warning that Congress will step in with regulation if they keep moving at their current pace.

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Mark Zuckerberg's 6,500-Word AI Manifesto: What He Actually Said

The Meta chief published a sweeping essay laying out his vision for 'personal superintelligence' for everyone. Here is what he promised, what he wants the government to do less of, and what he wants it to do more of.

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Xi Jinping's minority crackdown has nothing to do with AI, and everything to do with what AI companies ignore at their peril

China's new 'ethnic unity' law forces 125 million minority citizens to abandon their languages and cultures. For AI firms doing business there, the political climate just got harder to ignore.

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Asimov Wrote the Rulebook for Robots. Can His Ideas Fix AI?

Governments are moving on AI regulation, but the rules tell companies what not to do rather than what AI should care about. A new proposal returns to science fiction's most famous moral code to ask whether anything better is possible.

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Australia's Government Is Writing the Rules for AI Data Centres. Can It Actually Work?

A senior minister is talking about copyright scraping, public distrust and national standards for data centres. What the policy push means for ordinary Australians.

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A 60-day deadline on AI rules lands today. Here is what it means for patients and everyone else.

The White House set itself an August 1 deadline to finish a framework for reviewing powerful AI models before public release. The clock has run out, and the rules will shape which AI tools reach doctors, businesses and ordinary users first.

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