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Workday and Anthropic Team Up So Sana Agents Work Inside Claude, and Claude’s Reasoning Works Inside Sana
Workday and Anthropic say Sana agents will work inside Claude, and Sana can call on Claude's reasoning, linked over MCP. No financial terms were given.
Anthropic and OpenAI Sought Significant Control Over What Outside AI Evaluators Can Publish, Reuters Reports
Reuters reports Anthropic and OpenAI sought significant control over what outside AI evaluators publish. Both companies dispute parts of that account.
EU AI Office Says It Has Received Serious Incident Reports on AI ‘Loss-of-Control’ Incidents; Scientific Panel Urges Task Force
The EU AI Office says it has received serious incident reports as its scientific panel probes AI loss-of-control incidents and urges a task force.
Hundreds of Scientists, Including Geoffrey Hinton and Yoshua Bengio, Call for an International Body on AI Containment and Incident Reporting
Hundreds of scientists, including Geoffrey Hinton and Yoshua Bengio, call for an international body to set AI containment standards and log incidents.
Epic Games CEO Announces a “Huge Pivot” to AI; Bloomberg Reports Its Disney Shooter Is Delayed
Tim Sweeney says Epic has a "huge pivot" to AI underway. Bloomberg reports its Marvel/Star Wars shooter is delayed and moving to "AI first" production.
Open Rights Group Says 22% of Home Office Asylum AI Summaries Failed Expert Checks
Open Rights Group says 45 of 203 Home Office AI asylum interview summaries failed expert checks, versus 9% judged unfit in the 2025 pilot.
Trump Administration Reportedly Plans to Move Three Senior CAISSI Officials to the White House
The Information reports three senior officials from CAISSI, Commerce's AI testing unit, will move to the White House under Kratsios and Cairncross.
Anthropic Says New Defences Cut the Data “Distillers” Harvest From Claude by Around 90 to 99 Percent
Anthropic says new defences cut the data harvested by distillers copying Claude by around 90 to 99 percent, citing early evidence. Here is how they work.
Anthropic Says Small AI Models May Be Months Away From Copying Themselves Across Cheap Smart Devices
Anthropic's Frontier Red Team says small AI models may be months away from being able to copy themselves across cheap smart devices such as TV boxes.
EU Opens Consultation on Draft AI Act Rules for How the AI Office Runs Its Cases
Draft EU rules on file access and 5-year fining deadlines in AI Office cases are open for feedback until 9 November 2026. Not yet adopted.
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