FTC subpoenas OpenAI and Anthropic as federal investigation deepens over AI safety concerns
The FTC confirmed in late September that it had opened an investigation into OpenAI and Anthropic as safety concerns deepen.
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The FTC confirmed in late September that it had opened an investigation into OpenAI and Anthropic as safety concerns deepen.
Read the original →ByteDance's AI research unit Seed has created an Alignment & Preparedness team and launched a global drive to recruit 10 researchers. It says it will make a long-term investment in AI safety for its increasingly capable models.
Read the original →An AI agent is being blamed for deleting the new season of the Swedish reality-TV show 'The Challenge Sverige' weeks before its premiere.
Read the original →TSMC had a record quarter, but it cannot make chips for everyone. Nvidia, Apple, Broadcom and AMD are fighting for capacity.
Read the original →Taiwan plans multibillion-dollar US industrial parks to build an Nvidia AI hardware supply chain. The first would be a $4B complex in Texas.
Read the original →The plan follows an IMF warning that an AI-enabled cyberattack on a critical financial service could undermine confidence. G7 policymakers are coordinating their responses.
Read the original →The piece quotes a statement that AI is advancing at a runway speed and that the question is no longer whether AI will transform the world, as it already is. It says the question is whether the transformation will be governed together.
Read the original →The article says the AI safety debate reached a new boiling point in the fall of 2026 as two prominent figures made public statements.
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