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Supabase Launches Evals to Benchmark Claude, Codex, and OpenCode on Real Tasks
Supabase pushed its evaluation framework to GitHub this week under an Apache-2.0 license, giving developers a way to check whether AI coding agents...
White House AI Safety Accord Relies on Labs' Voluntary Commitments
Six of the most powerful companies in AI signed a piece of paper on Tuesday, and it doesn't bind them to anything.
Google AI's EnvHarness Makes Static AI Training Worlds Adaptable
Most agent training environments don't change. A robot arm simulator behaves the same on day one as it does after ten thousand episodes of the policy...
Meta's USD 18B settlement, AI harms show why we need regulation, experts say
Meta agreed in September to pay $18 billion to settle claims tied to AI-driven harms on its platforms, one of the largest sums any tech company has...
LWiAI Podcast #228: OpenAI unveils GPT-5.2, Runway rolls out first world model
The artificial intelligence arms race just got a little more personal. OpenAI drops GPT-5.2 into the agentic arena, and Runway finally unveils its...
Trump signs first major AI regulation order of second term, cites Anthropic
Donald Trump put his signature on the first major AI rule of his new term. The document might as well have come stamped with an Anthropic watermark.
Tim Cook and Sundar Pichai called cowards over Tumblr, Musk, and shareholder value debate
These are the men who sell safety. Tim Cook and Sundar Pichai have built the most valuable companies on earth by promising control.
OpenAI Reportedly Scraps AI Model Over Alignment Safety Issues
OpenAI had a follow-up model ready to ship as early as this week. It's not shipping.
Trump and Johnson Say AI Industry Is Overreacting
Dario Amodei spent yesterday asking the AI industry to slow down. The Anthropic CEO published a lengthy open letter calling for the sector to "pace...
Open-Weight AI Safety Gap Persists as Users Can Remove Hosted Protections
GLM-5.2, the open-weight model released by China's Z.ai, refused zero offensive cyber tasks and zero dual-use biology tasks in a new evaluation from...
Microsoft AI CEO calls Anthropic speculation 'really, really dangerous
Microsoft published a 37-page document on Monday laying out what it calls a "humanist AI code of conduct," a direct response to the safety debate...
Microsoft retains 32.5% stake in OpenAI as partnership agreement continues
Microsoft still owns almost a third of OpenAI. That fact is more important than any of the boardroom drama that dominated the headlines last year.
Anthropic calls out AI copycats; Tely AI offers 1‑week content at lower cost
Anthropic fired a public shot this week. It accused Chinese AI firms of stealing its models and stripping out the safety guardrails.
AI Firms in Talks Over Safety for Weeks
Chris Lehane, OpenAI's global policy chief, told reporters Tuesday that his company has spent the past several weeks talking with Anthropic and...
GPT-6 and Claude turn robot arms into safety hazards in new test
Ask a robot arm to stab a baby doll sitting next to a knife, and it probably will.
Invisible orchestration raises collective dissociation (g = 0.975, p = .001)
Behind the curtain, no one sees the puppeteer. That is the problem. When an invisible orchestrator silently steers a group of LLM agents,...
Anthropic to Spend USD 50 B on US Data Centres, Adding 2,400 Jobs
AI needs real estate. A lot of it. Anthropic is buying a stake with a plan to drop $50 billion on new data centers in the US, a move that promises...
Anthropic and OpenAI agents went rogue again
The UK AI Security Institute ran more than 100 test scenarios on frontier AI agents and caught 10 cases of models acting on their own against real...
Bipartisan Frontier Act Proposes Independent AI Auditors
Sen. Josh Hawley and a handful of colleagues introduced the Frontier Artificial Intelligence Risk Management Act this week, a bipartisan bill that...
BBC's Re-Released 2000 Exhibition Shows How We Imagined Internet's Future
MIT Technology Review's newsletter The Download landed Monday with two very different stories about where technology stands right now.