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.
Anthropic reportedly expects a second consecutive profitable quarter as CEO Dario Amodei calls for frontier AI development to slow.
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.
Researchers say AI can help exploit a Georgia voting-system weakness to potentially connect secret ballots with individual voters using public records.
Donald Trump has rejected calls to slow AI development, arguing that America’s lead over China must be protected: ‘Whoever wins AI wins.’
Barack Obama is urging Democrats to make AI governance a major political agenda, including in the 2028 presidential race.
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.
South Korea has expanded its espionage law to cover activity for any foreign state as Seoul moves to protect chips, batteries and AI technology.
Sam Altman says OpenAI will not pursue an IPO in 2026 because of the current AI-safety environment and suggests leading frontier labs may be close to an agreement to slow development.
Anthropic is reportedly discussing a fundraising and IPO plan that could value the Claude maker at around $2 trillion, with Nvidia considering investing as much as $10 billion.
Anthropic says Russia-based developers used Claude Code to build prototype software for a drone swarm designed to select targets and issue detonation commands without a human decision.