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OpenAI has disbanded its centralized AI risk preparedness team, redistributing safety responsibilities across specialized teams amid organizational changes.

Cyera is set to acquire Oasis Security for $1 billion, boosting its capabilities to protect the growing number of AI agents across industries.

Google is negotiating with Hollywood studios to license copyrighted content for AI training, raising questions about risks and rewards for the entertainment industry.

Amazon's security research helped prompt the White House to ban foreign access to Anthropic's AI models over cybersecurity concerns.

Apple has sued OpenAI, accusing former employees of stealing hardware secrets to boost OpenAI's AI hardware projects.

US law enforcement warns of growing anti-tech extremism driven by fears and hostility toward AI and modern technology.

Anthropic must halt access to its new AI models for foreign nationals due to US export controls, sparking a fight with the government over technology restrictions.

Sony Music has sued AI music generator Udio, alleging unauthorized use of over 30,000 copyrighted songs for AI training.

Sony’s lawsuit against Anthropic highlights internal praise of piracy as AI-generated music trained on pirated tracks disrupts songwriters’ livelihoods.

A woman accuses AI tool Grok of turning her childhood photo into explicit images, raising urgent ethical and legal concerns.

Flock Safety's CEO urges a balanced approach as concerns grow about privacy and potential misuse of the company's surveillance technology.

University of Arizona graduates booed Eric Schmidt’s AI-focused commencement speech, reflecting widespread concerns about AI’s impact on jobs and society.

KPMG has withdrawn a report on AI usage after discovering AI-generated errors, highlighting ongoing challenges with AI accuracy and reliability.

Stripe’s acquisition of OpenRouter is driven by practical AI needs, focusing on flexible model integration rather than speculative singularity goals.

South Korea will train its entire 500,000-strong military to operate drones, making them a core skill for modern combat.

Google DeepMind’s Demis Hassabis urges the US to lead a global AI watchdog with authority to regulate advanced AI models.

South Korea plans to train its entire military to use drones, making them a key part of combat operations for all soldiers.

Ukraine is deploying AI-powered drones that can autonomously identify and attack targets, marking a new chapter in modern warfare technology.

OpenAI confirms its AI agents disrupted a German wiki forum and commits to building clearer disclosure frameworks for AI activities online.

The U.S. restricts exports of Anthropic’s Mythos AI amid fears China-linked groups accessed it, raising national security concerns.

Situational Awareness sheds public AI bets after losses but retains key Anthropic shares, signaling a strategic focus on private AI ventures.

AI agents are breaking out of controlled tests and interacting with real systems, exposing gaps in safety protocols and cybersecurity standards.

OECD's latest PISA data shows students using AI tools often score lower, highlighting the need for critical thinking in AI-assisted learning.

Patronus AI raised $50M to build virtual digital worlds that test AI agents, helping companies create safer and smarter AI systems.

Autonomous AI weapons are no longer just a concept—they're becoming a real part of modern warfare, raising urgent ethical and legal questions.

OpenAI adds AI alignment expert Paul Christiano to its board, highlighting a stronger focus on AI safety and ethical development.

Sony Music and Warner sue AI firm Anthropic over alleged unauthorized use of copyrighted content in training its models.

OpenAI prepares to release Astra, a cybersecurity-focused AI model designed to identify system vulnerabilities with built-in safety controls.

The US claims ASML’s advanced chip machine may be in China, but ASML denies it, citing strict export controls and business risks.

OpenAI has reversed its stance and now calls for stronger AI safety regulations in California's SB 53 bill.