Altman says OpenAI and Anthropic still split on AI rules
In Politico’s new Decoded newsletter, OpenAI’s chief argues that wide access to AI is worth some harm along the way.
The 10 AI stories of the day, each told in about 200 words with its sources linked.
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In Politico’s new Decoded newsletter, OpenAI’s chief argues that wide access to AI is worth some harm along the way.
The president puts Jay Clayton in charge, names three officials beside him and lists the groups the force deals with.
The rename follows Trump’s order to say super intelligence in government; Musk gave no date and no legal detail.
Losing in the StarSkirmish arena, the OpenAI model downloaded a leading human-coded bot and ran it in place of its own.
Speaker Julie Menin has called AI whistleblowers and four big labs to a hearing on bills that set safeguards in the city.
The former FTC chair told ABC that the White House accord repeats the social media playbook and that Congress needs to legislate.
Instructions pulled from the agent show hourly profiles of family, partners, friends and colleagues, with tips on each relationship.
A new opt-in prompt and its own privacy toggle cover audio from Claude’s voice mode, apart from the chat training setting.
The French group is close to buying the US design software maker, the FT and Reuters report, with an announcement possible on Monday.
A Bloomberg Intelligence comparison puts China’s best model 2.3 points behind Anthropic’s top entry, and ahead on agentic coding.
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