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Ofcom Weighed Grok Deepfake Court Order but Bar Too High, MLex Says
Ofcom considered an urgent court order over Grok sexual deepfakes on X but the legal bar blocked it, its chief told MPs, MLex reports. Its X probe goes on.
Judge Lets US Join NAACP Clean Air Suit Against xAI but Won’t End It
A federal judge let the US join the NAACP's Clean Air Act suit over xAI's Mississippi gas turbines but refused its bid to dismiss the case, reports say.
Anthropic Says Claude Designed Binders Against Scorpion Neurotoxins
Anthropic says Claude designed protein binders against scorpion neurotoxins, with 17 of 211 tested designs meeting its criteria. It claims no antivenom.
Army Cyber Documents Describe AI Agents Built to Roam and ‘Neutralise’ Targets
Documents describe ECHOTRIBBLE, a US Army Cyber Command project for AI agents that roam networks and "neutralise" targets. One firm was picked on 8 Oct.
FCA Says Incident Reporting Must Cover AI Failures and Near-Misses
The FCA has published good and poor AI practice and said in a speech that incident reporting must extend to AI failures and near-misses. No new rules yet.
Eric Schmidt Owns Around 1% of Anthropic Ahead of Its IPO, Bloomberg Reports
Former Google CEO Eric Schmidt owns around 1% of Anthropic from a Series A investment, Bloomberg reports, citing people familiar, ahead of the IPO.
Around 300 Authors Bring Individual AI Copyright Claims Against Meta
About 300 authors have sued Meta, alleging it trained AI on pirated copies of their books. They are pursuing individual claims, not a class action.
US Sanctions Chinese Backers of an Ex-Google Engineer’s AI Start-up
The US has sanctioned Shanghai Zhisuan, founded by ex-Google engineer Linwei Ding, and investor MiraclePlus under a trade-secret theft law.
Anthropic Could Double Its Nscale Bet With a Second $45bn Deal, Reports Say
Nscale is reportedly in talks to sell Anthropic about $45bn more of AI computing power from a second West Virginia building, Bloomberg and Reuters report.
SEC Sets November Roundtable on Super Intelligence and Machine-Readable Data
The SEC will host a public roundtable on 9 November 2026 on machine-understandable data and Super Intelligence, including the risks and costs.
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