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AI Rules This Week: Anthropic Rewrites Its Rulebook, and the UK Regulator Turns to AI Agents
Anthropic has published a new Usage Policy, taking effect on 12 November, with a section on deceptive campaigns, tighter wording on weapons and surveillance, and a ban on extreme abuse of its models. The UK's ICO says ten AI developers have made or committed to data protection changes, and has opened a call for evidence on AI agents. What changes, and for whom.
OpenAI Says It Broke Up Two “False Front” Influence Operations, One Its Most Far-Reaching Yet
OpenAI says it banned two influence operations, one from Russia running a fake Latin American think tank and one from Iran pitching articles under seven fake bylines. It rates the Russian one the first "Category 5" operation it has disrupted. What happened, what AI did and didn't do, and what remains unproven.
Regulators and Tokenisation: What Changed Between 8 September and 8 October
In one month UK authorities named collateral mobility as tokenisation's near-term prize and asked about tokenised gold, CFTC staff updated their FAQs on tokenised customer-fund investments, ESMA proposed an optional EU "28th regime" for tokenised securities, and an ICE–OKX venture published a notice under the SEC's Innovation Exemption. What is rule, what is guidance and what is only a proposal.
AI Money and Mood: Agents and Voices Draw Cash While the Public Wants Tighter Rules
Manus raises more than $500m after Beijing blocked Meta's takeover. Tab emerges at a $300m valuation. Nvidia reportedly discusses another $1bn for Figure. ElevenLabs says it has passed a $600m run rate, and Synthesia launches Syren in beta. A Reuters/Ipsos poll finds most Americans think government is not taking AI risks seriously enough.
Who Gets to See Inside AI? Fired OpenAI Researchers’ Letter and Australia’s Safety-System Plan
Three fired OpenAI safety researchers have reportedly urged the board to preserve the ability to monitor AI reasoning. Australia, meanwhile, has proposed making frontier AI firms prove their safety systems work, on a banking-and-aviation model. Both reported; one is a letter, the other a proposal.
White House Super Intelligence Force: what the charter says
POLITICO obtained the Super Intelligence Force charter on 6 October 2026: a 120-day Jay Clayton-led task force on AI risks, preparedness and lab incident notices.
AI Giants in the Hot Seat: New York City Council Presses for Straight Answers on Safety
OpenAI, Anthropic, Meta and Google answered questions under oath at New York City Council but gave few clear yes-or-no commitments on risk, testing and liability, as former insiders warned the technology is not fully under control.
UK healthcare AI: all 44 recommendations accepted, Airlock Phase 3 opens
The UK government said it will accept all 44 recommendations of the National Commission into the Regulation of AI in Healthcare, and the MHRA opened AI Airlock Phase 3 applications focused on post-market surveillance.
OpenAI Adds Invisible Watermarks to ChatGPT and Codex Text in the EU
OpenAI is adding an invisible textGrain watermark to ChatGPT and Codex text in the EU. Short, edited or translated text is much harder to detect.
Reportedly On Hold: US Labs, UK Testers and an Anonymous Tip
Politico, citing two anonymous sources, reported that the Office of the National Cyber Director asked OpenAI and Anthropic not to share new models with the UK AI Security Institute until a US review. The White House did not comment. Treat this as unconfirmed.
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