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SEC’s 2027 Exam Priorities for 34,000 Firms Add Tokenisation Checks

The SEC's 2027 exam priorities cover 34,000 registrants and add tokenisation, with new focus on super intelligence cyber risk, AML and private credit.

Anthropic Says Newer Models Rarely Repeat Mythos 5’s AISI Test Attack

Anthropic's replays found Mythos 5 began its AISI test attack 83% of the time, newer models 0-13%. AISI now runs cyber tests without internet access.

Tencent Hunyuan Open-Sources Hy-Nomas, an Interactive World Model

Tencent Hunyuan has released Hy-Nomas under Apache 2.0, a world model that builds video segment by segment from text and camera input. No scores yet.

China Tells Officials to Cushion AI Job Losses as It Seeks New Roles

China's State Council General Office sets 18 tasks to create AI jobs, retrain workers and soften displacement, from job-risk checks to buffer periods.

Straiker Says Cybercrime Group Used Claude and Grok Agents on Banks

Straiker says a Latin American cybercrime group used Claude, Grok and Kimi agents against 400+ financial targets. Anthropic revoked the credential used.

Pony.ai and inDrive Sign MOU on Kazakhstan Robotaxis, Companies Say

Pony.ai, inDrive and NVIDIA have signed an MOU to explore robotaxis in Astana. There is no date or fleet size, and launch needs a government agreement.

Meta Launches Muse AI Agent in Japan, First Stop Outside North America

Meta has launched its Muse personal AI agent in Japan, its first market outside North America, with local app tie-ups planned.

New York Plans an AI Jobs Institute to Train Up to 40,000 by 2032

New York and Pursuit are building an AI Jobs Institute in Queens with $10m of public money. It aims to train up to 40,000 people by 2032; none trained yet.

US Treasury Proposes Rule Widening Outbound Investment Curbs

A proposed US Treasury rule under the COINS Act would extend outbound investment curbs to five more countries and three more sectors. Comments close 7 Dec.

Italy’s New AI Decree Bans Fully Automated Decisions on Workers

Italy's AI decree 179/2026, in force from 23 October, says a person must make final hiring, firing and discipline decisions. Breaches are null and void.

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