Anthropic Expects Second Straight Profitable Quarter as CEO Calls for AI Slowdown
Anthropic reportedly expects a second consecutive profitable quarter as CEO Dario Amodei calls for frontier AI development to slow.
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Congress Moves on AI Safety as Trump Warns America Cannot Lose to China
House Speaker Mike Johnson calls AI safety a top priority as Congress mobilises over slowdown proposals and Trump warns America cannot surrender its lead to China.
AI Helps Reconstruct Georgia Voters’ Secret Ballots From Public Records
Researchers say AI can help exploit a Georgia voting-system weakness to potentially connect secret ballots with individual voters using public records.
Anthropic Chooses Nasdaq for IPO After CEO Calls for AI Slowdown
Anthropic has reportedly selected Nasdaq for a potential October IPO that could value the company around $2 trillion, one day after its CEO called for frontier AI to slow.
OpenAI Rules Out 2026 IPO as Altman Hints at AI Safety Pact
OpenAI will not pursue a 2026 IPO as Sam Altman raises AI-safety concerns and hints at discussions between leading labs over coordinated frontier development.
Trump Rejects AI Slowdown Warnings: ‘Whoever Wins AI Wins’
Donald Trump has rejected calls to slow AI development, arguing that America’s lead over China must be protected: ‘Whoever wins AI wins.’
Obama Urges Democrats to Make AI Governance a Major Political Issue
Barack Obama is urging Democrats to make AI governance a major political agenda, including in the 2028 presidential race.
Xi Proposes BRICS AI Open Source Zone for Global South
Xi Jinping has proposed a BRICS AI Open Source Zone for cooperation on large language models, AI training and an open ecosystem across the Global South.
Australia Vows to Harden Telecom Networks After Another Optus Emergency-Call Failure
Australia has pledged to strengthen telecom resilience after another Optus outage disrupted emergency calls across several states.
South Korea Expands Espionage Law as AI and Chip Technology Become National-Security Assets
South Korea has expanded its espionage law to cover activity for any foreign state as Seoul moves to protect chips, batteries and AI technology.
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