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South Korean Bill Would Make Firms Report AI-Driven Mass Layoffs, JoongAng Says

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.

Volkswagen Gives Microsoft Copilot to More Than 330,000 Staff, Microsoft Says

Microsoft says Volkswagen Group has given Copilot to more than 330,000 staff, with over 26,000 agents active in the past month. The figures are the firms'.

Anthropic Seeks Fair-Use Ruling on Claude Lyrics as Judge Weighs First AI Trial

Anthropic asked a US judge to rule that training Claude on song lyrics is fair use. The judge did not rule, but weighed whether it should go to trial.

NVIDIA’s Open Kumo Relational Model Makes Predictions Straight From Databases

NVIDIA's open Kumo Relational model predicts churn, demand or fraud from databases with no training, and beats supervised ML on 41 tasks, NVIDIA says.

Flapping Airplanes Raises $1bn Series A, Reportedly at a $6bn Valuation

Year-old AI lab Flapping Airplanes has raised a $1bn Series A led by Index and Lux, at a $6bn valuation according to TechCrunch, four times its seed price.

Unitree’s H2-X ‘Guardian’ Robot Lifts a Car in a Staged Promo, SCMP Reports

Unitree's H2-X "guardian" humanoid confronts an intruder and lifts a car in a staged promo video, SCMP reports. No price or release date was given.

Bundeswehr Orders Six TYTAN Mobile Counter-Drone Systems, EU Notice Shows

Germany's procurement office has ordered six TYTAN Drone Defender systems to protect mobile troops from small drones. No contract value was published.

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.

Tesla Targets Unsupervised FSD in Owners’ Cars for Q2 2027, Robotaxi Zones Only

Tesla told investors it aims to let owners' cars drive unsupervised from Q2 2027, in Robotaxi zones only, and to deliver Cybercabs to buyers this year.

HeyGen Says New Video Model Makes Clips of Up to 15 Seconds With Their Own Sound

HeyGen Video makes 5- to 15-second clips with their own sound at up to 2K, HeyGen says, and will cost from $0.02 a second from November.

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