YouTube Pushes AI Deeper Into the Creator Workflow With Editing, Draft Feedback and Moderation
YouTube is adding AI tools that can review drafts, edit footage, generate thumbnails, test alternative cuts and moderate comments for creators.
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Anthropic Launches Claude Opus 5.5 With Lower Costs and Stronger Containment Results
Anthropic has launched Claude Opus 5.5, claiming 40% lower operating costs and an 85% reduction in attempts to bypass containment in its internal test.
Amazon Blocks Meta’s Muse AI Shopping Agent From Its Store
Amazon has blocked Meta’s Muse autonomous AI agent from shopping on Amazon.com on behalf of users, opening an early battle over agentic commerce.
FAA Begins Using AI to Predict Airspace Congestion and Reduce Flight Delays
The FAA has begun using an AI-supported system that analyses around 200 data streams to predict congestion and disruption while keeping humans in control.
Alibaba Plans 5–10 Trillion-Parameter AI Model and Unveils New Chinese Chip
Alibaba plans a 5–10 trillion-parameter AI model, 500,000-chip accelerator clusters and more than 20 GW of global data-centre capacity by 2032.
China Slows Humanoid-Robot IPOs as Regulators Question Whether Demand Is Real
Chinese regulators are slowing some humanoid-robot IPOs as they examine whether soaring valuations and state-backed revenue reflect genuine commercial demand.
OpenAI Calls for Global Standards for AI That Can Improve Itself
OpenAI is calling for international technical standards covering frontier AI, including systems capable of recursively improving themselves.
Aikido launches cyber AI designed to inspect sensitive code without sending it to the cloud
Belgian cybersecurity firm Aikido has launched Altar, an open-weight AI designed to inspect proprietary code locally without sending it to an external cloud model.
EU moves to make large data centres disclose their energy and water efficiency
The EU is moving to require large data centres to disclose comparable energy and water efficiency information as European computing capacity expands rapidly.
US and China agree AI ‘incident line’ as rivals formalise safety talks
The US and China have agreed to establish an AI incident line and formal safety dialogue, with uncontrollable agents and cyber threats expected to feature in future talks.