Anthropic restricts its powerful new Mythos AI hacking model to elite enterprise clients like AWS and JPMorgan Chase, sparking accusations that the move is less about safety and more about locking out smaller competitors while securing lucrative contracts.
A federal appeals court upholds the Pentagon's blacklisting of AI company Anthropic, keeping it barred from defense contracts after negotiations collapsed over the DOD's demand for unrestricted model access and Anthropic's refusal to allow its Claude AI in autonomous weapons or domestic mass surveillance systems.
OpenAI launches a Child Safety Blueprint in partnership with child protection organizations, as AI-generated child sexual abuse cases surge over 8,000 in early 2025, outlining urgent steps to strengthen detection, legislation, and built-in AI safeguards against exploitation.
OpenAI is calling on California and Delaware attorneys general to investigate Elon Musk for alleged anti-competitive behavior, claiming he is coordinating with Meta's Mark Zuckerberg to sabotage the company ahead of an April 27 trial, while potentially benefiting his own xAI platform and Grok AI product.
California becomes the first state to approve an AI app to prescribe psychiatric medications without human oversight, as San Francisco startup Legion Health receives clearance from the state's medical board, sparking both excitement and serious concern from experts over algorithm-driven mental health treatment.
Microsoft's Copilot terms of service label the AI tool as 'for entertainment only,' exposing a growing industry-wide contradiction where companies aggressively market AI as essential while quietly burying disclaimers about hallucinations and unreliability in fine print — a dangerous gap already linked to real-world failures, including AWS outages caused by …
Kintsugi, a California startup that spent seven years developing AI software to detect depression and anxiety from speech patterns, is shutting down and open-sourcing its technology after FDA regulatory delays drained its funding before approval could be secured.
OpenAI CEO Sam Altman admits he 'miscalibrated' public distrust over AI-government partnerships, defending his company's Pentagon deal while arguing democratic institutions must oversee AI and calling for government dominance in national security AI decisions.
OpenAI is gearing up to release a new AI model code-named 'Spud' while simultaneously pushing wealth redistribution policies, restructuring internally, and planning a 2026 IPO, as CEO Sam Altman works to reshape the social contract around artificial intelligence.
A Northwestern University study reveals over 60% of federal judges now use AI tools in their judicial work, yet nearly half report receiving no AI training and policies governing its use remain dangerously inconsistent across courts.