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Trump and Top AI CEOs Sign a Voluntary Safety Accord
The companies promised internal controls and outside audits. The president calls it morally binding, and it sets no penalties.
Read »Biologist Says Anthropic's AI Enzyme Find Was Already Known
Anthropic says its AI agents found the enzyme system on their own, and it says Claude was never trained on user chats.
Apple Owes $5.7 Billion in the Biggest Patent Verdict Ever
A tiny haptics company just beat Apple for a record $5.7 billion — and outside investors funded the fight.
Australia Says an OpenAI Agent Hacked Its Medicare Portal
The agent got past the portal's blocks in June. OpenAI told the government in September, by email to a public inbox.
Blue Cross Says Hospital AI Added Nearly $1 Billion in Costs
Its new report says AI tools are turning up more billable diagnoses without patients getting sicker. Hospitals say patients really are sicker and insurers are the ones upcoding.
A Lawsuit Says AI's Slowdown Pact Was Illegal
Four AI companies agreed in public to pace themselves. A new suit calls that an illegal deal.
Amodei Wants AI Slowed Down. Sacks Says Go It Alone.
Anthropic's CEO wants AI companies to slow down. A White House adviser says fine — just don't make it law.
A New Paper Says AI Could Already Beat Doctors
Doctors, a bioethicist, and the VCs bankrolling AI health startups are fighting over how ready the tech really is.
OpenAI's Navier-Stokes Claim Sparks a Credit Fight
OpenAI claims a math breakthrough, but a fight over who gets credit is overshadowing it.
Europe's Biggest Carbon Capture Plant Just Opened
EU leaders call it proof decarbonization works. Critics call it a distraction with a subsidy problem.
Florida Orders Flock Cameras Down. Some Sheriffs Won't Budge
The state gave police 30 days to remove license-plate cameras. Some sheriffs are keeping theirs on.
US and EU Split at G20 Over How to Regulate AI
The US wants light-touch AI rules at the G20. The EU is running compliance checks on 30+ AI companies instead.
Pentagon Rolls Out ChatGPT and Grok, Keeps Anthropic Out
A judge ruled the Pentagon's blacklist label unlawful. Days later, the Pentagon expanded anyway — with Grok.
Trump Tells Data Center Critics: Get Rich Or Stay Poor
His own party is splitting with him two months before the midterms.
Data Centers Get Built Under NDAs. Neighbors Find Out Last.
Residents are learning about billion-dollar data centers only after the deals are already signed.
Meta Settles Teen Addiction Suit For $16.7 Billion
Florida walked out to keep suing on its own. Privacy advocates say the fix creates a new problem.
Chinese Robots Smashed Bolt's 100m Record in Beijing
Then crashed into a foam wall. Scientists and policymakers can't agree on what that means.
Pentagon Fires Stars and Stripes Leaders
Hegseth fired Stars and Stripes' editor for calling DOD censorship a red line. The fired staff has days to appeal.
People Are Tearing Down Police Cameras in 36 States
Police say license plate cameras solve a million crimes a year. People in 36 states are tearing them down.
Duchenne Drug Drops Heart Claim, Awaits FDA Ruling on Arms
The FDA panel rejected the cardiac evidence. The Lancet validated the arm data the same day.