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Suno Admits in Court It Has Not Deleted All AI Training Recordings

Suno's answer to UMG and Sony's second lawsuit admits it still holds some recordings used to train its AI, as the labels claim v6 'launders' them.

METR and Redwood Say They Found Gaps in OpenAI’s Agent Monitoring

Researchers from METR and Redwood spent three weeks inside OpenAI testing its agent monitoring and found several flaws. OpenAI says they are patched.

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.

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.

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.

OpenAI’s GPT-6 Models Arrive on Google Cloud in Private Preview

Google Cloud is offering OpenAI's GPT-6 Astra, GPT-6.1 Sol and GPT-6 Luna to select enterprise customers in private preview, with wider access in weeks.

OpenAI Says GPT-Rosalind Agents Mined a Brain Atlas in 32 Minutes

OpenAI, PerturbAI and Scripps say 1,946 GPT-Rosalind agents turned a mouse-brain CRISPR atlas into research leads in 32 minutes. Lab tests come next.

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.

OpenAI Buys Orchestra Bio to Put Drug-Programme Agents in Rosalind

OpenAI has bought Orchestra Bio, whose AI agents track studies and timelines in drug development, to fold into its Rosalind life-sciences suite. No price.

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