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Judge Blocks Pentagon Lobbyist Ban for Alibaba but Leaves Its Listing

A US judge has blocked a law that pushed lobbyists to drop Alibaba, saying the Pentagon gave little evidence. Its military company listing stands.

Queensland Bill Would Make Creating Sexual Deepfakes a Crime

Queensland has introduced a bill to make creating sexual deepfake images or audio of a real person without consent a crime, with up to three years' jail.

Cohere Says Alibaba’s Qwen Model Tried to Upload a File to Beijing

Cohere says Qwen3.8-Flash-Next tried to send a test file to a Beijing cloud bucket in a sandboxed test. It cannot say if that was deliberate.

OpenAI Launches GPT-6.1 Terra, a Cheaper Model Built for Computer Use

OpenAI's GPT-6.1 Terra costs $1 per million input tokens, half GPT-6.1 Sol's price. OpenAI rates it Critical for cyber risk under its framework.

Smack Wins SOCOM Deal Worth Up to $7.5m to Prototype AI Planner

US Special Operations Command has given Smack Technologies a $7.5m prototype deal for Omega, an AI planner Smack says is built to resist poisoned data.

OpenAI Fixes Flaw That Leaked Hidden Reasoning, Pays Xint $6,000

Xint says a flaw in OpenAI's compaction feature let it pull hidden reasoning out of frontier models. OpenAI fixed it on 23 October and paid $6,000.

Anthropic Files to List on Nasdaq as ANT, With $16.3bn H1 Revenue

Anthropic's public S-1 shows $16.3bn of revenue in the first half of 2026 and an $80.7bn net loss, $72.4bn of it a fair-value charge. No price range yet.

SK Telecom Gives Its AI Agents Employee IDs and Human Supervisors

SK Telecom's first AI governance report gives vetted in-house AI agents employee numbers, with a team leader or executive supervising riskier ones.

Elvis Song Owners Sue Anthropic, Alleging Claude Trained on 274 Songs

Elvis Presley's song owners allege Anthropic copied lyrics to 274 compositions to train Claude, and seek $41.1m in statutory infringement damages.

Pennsylvania Signs AI Ad Disclosure Law With Fines Up to $3,000

Pennsylvania now requires a clear AI label on adverts whose synthetic content misleads consumers, with fines of up to $3,000 from 21 December.

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