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Anthropic Says It Has Embedded Six METR Staff With Employee-Like Access and Cannot Veto Their Publications
Anthropic says six METR staff have employee-like access and cannot veto METR's publications, only narrow redactions. It also sets out three access tiers.
Rivian CEO Says Its Cars Will Run AI Agents From Firms Like Anthropic
RJ Scaringe says Rivian's cars will run AI agents from companies like Anthropic, but agents won't control brakes or steering. No date yet.
TP-Link Offers US Wi-Fi 8 Router Assembly in Bid for FCC Approval
In a letter to the FCC, TP-Link proposes assembling Wi-Fi 8 routers in the US by next year, tied to Conditional Approval under the foreign router ban.
FTC Sends Civil Investigative Demands to OpenAI and Anthropic Over AI Safety Incidents, Axios Reports
The FTC sent civil investigative demands to OpenAI and Anthropic over AI safety incidents and consumer harms, Axios reports. The FTC hasn't commented.
Anduril Lets Employees Sell Shares at a Roughly $90 Billion Valuation, Bloomberg Reports
Anduril is letting employees sell shares at $94.80 each in a tender valuing it at roughly $90 billion, Bloomberg reports. Anduril has not commented.
Leonardo DRS Wins a Place on a $500 Million-Ceiling US Counter-Drone Contract
Leonardo DRS won a place on a $500m-ceiling counter-drone IDIQ from JIATF-401. The ceiling is a maximum, not guaranteed revenue; no task orders announced.
MI5 Chief Says AI-Enabled Bioweapons Are His Biggest AI Worry, and Launches an AI Threat Assessment Centre
MI5 chief Ken McCallum said AI's potential to change the stakes on bioweapons is the misuse he weighs most, and announced an AI Threat Assessment Centre.
Raytheon Wins $729 Million to Supply Its LIDS Counter-Drone System to the US Army, Qatar and Jordan
Raytheon won $729 million to supply parts of its LIDS counter-drone system to the US Army, Qatar and Jordan, the first foreign sales of KuRFS and Coyote.
Docker Hub Flaw Handed Users’ Access Tokens to New Owners When Accounts Became Organisations; Docker Says It Is Fixed
A Docker Hub flaw, CVE-2026-105445, handed users' access tokens to new owners when accounts became organisations. Docker says it is fixed and saw no abuse.
Israel Aerospace Industries Unveils HawkGuard, Which Uses Drones to Hit Hostile Drones
Israel Aerospace Industries has unveiled HawkGuard at AUSA 2026, a system that sends interceptor drones to hit hostile drones without a warhead.
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