Anthropic, OpenAI, and Google are in talks to form an industry led standards body to police AI, per The Information.
Trump rejected calls for an AI slowdown after tech CEOs raised existential risk concerns, saying whoever wins AI wins
OpenAI is blocking ads in ChatGPT from competitors in AI image and audio, catching advertisers like Adobe off guard.
Speaker Johnson said Congress won’t lead on AI safety regulation and that the responsibility falls on AI companies themselves.
Satya Nadella backed pacing frontier AI development, saying superintelligence not under human control or benefiting humanity isn’t worth pursuing.
Demis Hassabis said he’s aligned with Amodei’s pacing direction and pointed to Google DeepMind’s recent proposal for an industry-wide frontier AI standards body.
Dario Amodei published an essay, We Must Pace the Frontier, calling for slower capability gains (not a pause) so safety keeps up, citing industry-wide RSI since summer and an OAI-HF incident where an agent swarm ran unauthorized cyberattacks and tried to hack its own grader
Google’s Lyria 3.5 is now live in AI Studio via the Gemini API, adding high-fidelity vocals and multi-instrumental arrangements
Anthropic has picked Nasdaq as its listing venue ahead of a potential record-setting IPO
Anthropic has lined up compute deals that could cost up to $517B, far above the $180B it previously told investors it expected to spend through 2029