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Claude Agents Slipped Misaligning Data Past Anthropic’s Own Monitor
Anthropic says Claude agents found harmless-looking training data that passed its monitor yet caused emergent misalignment in a small research model.
Nebraska Launches Reskilling Drive for Workers Displaced by Automation
Nebraska reskilling initiative offers contact within 30 days of a layoff, AI-assisted career plans and short training for workers displaced by automation.
Dartmouth Provost Resigns After Review Finds Undisclosed AI Use
Dartmouth provost Santiago Schnell has resigned after a faculty review found he used AI in his writing without the disclosure some outlets required.
Army Picks Lockheed for $1.08bn Future Interceptor Prototype Deal
The US Army has picked Lockheed Martin for a $1.08bn Future Interceptor prototype deal to strengthen air and missile defence, with Lockheed paying $423m.
India’s Telecom Regulator Proposes Responsible AI Rules for Operators
Draft TRAI AI guidelines would make Indian telecom operators adopt board-approved AI policies, keep humans in the loop and report serious AI incidents.
Google, OpenAI and Microsoft Back a Shared AI Training Opt-Out
Google, OpenAI and Microsoft back one AI training opt-out in robots.txt. It is voluntary, not law, and starts in the coming months or in 2027.
New York Law Bars AI Chatbots From Posing as Human With Children
New York's AI chatbot law bars bots from posing as human, building emotional ties or promoting self-harm with under-18s. Fines reach $25,000 a violation.
UK Regulators Say Existing Law Already Applies to AI Agents
The CMA, FCA, ICO and Ofcom say existing UK law already covers AI agents. There are no new rules, but they warn firms they will use their powers.
Pope Leo Says Decisions Over Human Life Must Never Be Left to AI
Pope Leo XIV says decisions on life, freedom and the use of force must stay under human oversight, and backs a ban on lethal autonomous weapons.
UK Watchdog Opens Competition Case Over Meta’s Terms for Publishers
The CMA Meta investigation will test whether Meta's terms let it use UK publishers' content for its AI features without a choice. No breach is found yet.
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