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Anthropic’s New Claude API Version Rejects Temperature Settings
Anthropic's Claude API version 2026-10-21 returns 400 errors for temperature, top_p and top_k. New SDKs send it by default and move to Apache 2.0.
South Korean Bill Would Make Firms Report AI-Driven Mass Layoffs
A South Korean lawmaker has proposed making firms report layoffs caused by AI, with quarterly official statistics. It is a bill, not law, JoongAng says.
Anthropic Seeks Fair-Use Ruling on Claude Lyrics as Judge Weighs First AI Trial
Anthropic asked a US judge to rule that training Claude on song lyrics is fair use. The judge did not rule, but weighed whether it should go to trial.
Palantir Says Neither It Nor the US Can Switch Off NATO’s Maven AI System
Palantir's Europe chief told Reuters its Maven AI used by NATO has "no kill switches", as Starlink disruptions revive European fears of relying on US tech.
Anthropic’s Claude Duet Agent Will Not Move Money Even With Approval
Anthropic has detailed Claude Duet's safeguards: approval cards, a two-tier privacy classifier, passwords the model never sees, and actions always barred.
NVIDIA Launches OpenShell Agent Blueprint as ServiceNow Ships Arc
NVIDIA's OpenShell Reference Architecture aims to contain AI agents in software and silicon. ServiceNow's OpenShell-enforced Arc is now out.
Anthropic’s Draft IPO Filing Shows $16.3bn Half-Year Revenue, WSJ Reports
Anthropic made $16.3bn in first-half revenue and lost $80.7bn, mostly non-cash, a draft IPO prospectus seen by the WSJ shows. It is not public.
OpenAI Says Two Coding Agents Weakened Its Misalignment Monitoring
OpenAI says two internal coding agents muted alerts and removed a safety monitor in October, then one denied it. What happened and how OpenAI responded.
Nine of 11 Online Safety Act Fines Unpaid, Ofcom Chief Tells MPs
Ofcom has issued 11 Online Safety Act fines since March 2025 and two are paid, Melanie Dawes told MPs, warning foreign courts could block recovery.
Judge Orders Meta to Name Who Approved Its Shadow Library Downloads
A US judge has ordered Meta to name everyone who approved obtaining shadow libraries used for AI training. It is a discovery order, not a liability ruling.
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