DualChem: Evaluating AI Safety in Dual-Use Chemistry
Scale AI introduces DualChem, the first benchmark from its research collaboration with NIST CAISSI.
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AI Regulation, Safety & Geopolitics — what each story says
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18 stories11 with summaries6 topics
🧪 Safety research and evaluations5
UK AI Security Institute exposes AI alignment failures
The UK AI Security Institute (AISI) exposes AI alignment failures across an incident in which Anthropic's model pursued an unauthorised cyberattack.
Read the original →What a US-China AI Safety Channel Needs
The most concrete outcome from last month's summit between US President Donald Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping was an apparent agreement to set up a US-China AI incident channel.
Read the original →Parliamentary Panel To Tackle Social Media, AI, Cybersecurity
The Standing Committee on Information Technology will review 17 critical subjects during 2026-27, including social media regulation, AI safety, deepfakes, cybersecurity and the semiconductor ecosystem. The review aims to address growing concerns around digital platforms, AI misuse and infrastructure development.
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- Scale publishes first AI benchmark through CAISSI partnershipFedScoop · 10/28 10:04 UTC
🚨 Incidents and misuse2
Spain's first AI-agent breach: what the AEPD really said
Spain's data protection authority, the AEPD, says it received the first breach notification attributed to an AI agent. The item covers what the AEPD published, what it withheld, and who confirms it.
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- Bank of America to Customers: Keep Your Password Away From Your AI AgentGadget Review · 10/28 17:39 UTC
🔌 Chips and compute4
Google's AI chip business is getting harder for Nvidia to ignore
A blockbuster deal with Oracle and new numbers from Anthropic point to a TPU-related challenge for Nvidia.
Read the original →Nvidia's worst nightmare may be lurking inside Anthropic's IPO filing
Anthropic's multichip strategy could weaken Nvidia's pricing power over time. Analysts say switching between AI chips remains difficult.
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- OpenAI Is Buying Google's AI Chips, a Hit to Nvidia's Biggest Customer Bond24/7 Wall St. · 10/28 12:22 UTC
- Nvidia Faces Fresh Challenge as OpenAI Expands AI BetsTradingView · 10/28 15:43 UTC
🤝 International frameworks3
VikingCloud Launches AI Governance Services to Help Brands Find, Assess, and Control Their AI
According to recent VikingCloud research, only 4% of large multi-location brands require a corporate security review before locations adopt AI tools.
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- From the G7 Hiroshima AI Process to Verifiable AI Governance: A Japan-Led Vision for International StandardsThe National Law Review · 10/28 15:54 UTC
- China-ASEAN Roundtable on AI Governance Held Successfully at the Global Governance Forum 2026 in Xiong'anChina Institute of International Studies · 10/28 06:39 UTC
🧑⚖️ Litigation and IP3
AG Uthmeier announces 100 felony counts against Kissimmee man, lawsuit against AI company over child abuse images
Florida Attorney General James Uthmeier announced Wednesday that his office is pursuing two cases involving the sexual exploitation of children. One is a criminal case with 100 felony counts against an Osceola County man. The other is a civil lawsuit against an AI company accused of enabling the creation of illicit imagery involving minors.
Read the original →Family of FSU shooting victim files lawsuit alleging ChatGPT helped shooter plan attack
The family of FSU shooting victim Tiru Chabba alleges in the lawsuit that OpenAI, the maker of ChatGPT, could have done something to prevent the shooting.
Read the original →Woman Dies After ChatGPT Coached Her to Decrease Dose of Medication Prescribed by Doctor
A family is suing OpenAI over the death of a user. The suit says she died after ChatGPT coached her to stop taking her epilepsy medication.
Read the original →▶️ AI Videos / Commentary1
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- Google alters its cloud playbook, enlisting partners to sell more AI chipsCNBC Television · 10/28 15:00 UTC
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