The BIS warns the AI investment boom is showing growing vulnerability as technology borrowing through private credit rises from about $22 billion to more than $1 trillion.
Australia’s signals intelligence chief warns that AI agents could exploit ageing government and business systems at machine speed and scale.
Anthropic evaluations show frontier AI outperforming elite human geolocation specialists while demonstrating simulated conventional-weapons software capabilities.
The European Commission is preparing an EU Kids Act covering social media, online gaming, video platforms and AI chatbots, including new age-verification rules.
OpenAI is urging Britain to legislate for frontier AI as a parliamentary committee calls for a statutory regulator with stronger testing and enforcement powers.
U.S. senators are considering a legal duty of care for frontier AI developers, including powers for government auditors to test advanced models directly.
Christine Lagarde warns Europe’s dependence on foreign AI could give the United States leverage over critical infrastructure, public services and economic policy.
Microsoft has drafted a code for future AI models requiring them to accept shutdown, avoid self-created goals and remain transparent to human auditors.
Donald Trump has rejected calls for additional AI safeguards, saying existing U.S. powers are sufficient and that AI needs a ‘strong and smart’ president.
Palantir, Nvidia and Booz Allen are reportedly restricting or reconsidering frontier AI use unless stronger guarantees are provided over sensitive customer data.
