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Sony AI: Robot Ace Defeats Elite Table Tennis Players by Official Rules
Sony AI's Ace system won three out of five matches against elite opponents by official rules, demonstrating that robots can already compete with humans in one of the fastest real-time sports.
Anthropic Restricts Access to Claude Mythos Over Global Cybersecurity Risks
Anthropic is not publicly releasing Claude Mythos: the model can discover and potentially exploit thousands of vulnerabilities, and reports of unauthorized access have heightened concerns.
Anthropic Unveiled Claude Mythos: AI for Zero-Day Discovery Shifts Internet Power Balance
Anthropic refuses to release Claude Mythos publicly: the model can find and exploit zero-day vulnerabilities while strengthening defenses and significantly raising cyber risks.
Elon Musk and Sam Altman Head to Court: OpenAI Mission Dispute Reaches New Heights
A lawsuit by Elon Musk against Sam Altman and OpenAI begins in California: the dispute over the company's nonprofit mission has become a major test for the entire AI industry.
Attack on OpenAI CEO's home escalates fears that AI protest may turn violent
Following an attack on Sam Altman's home and an attempted arson at OpenAI headquarters, the debate over AI risks has shifted from policy and ethics to concerns about potential physical violence.
UK authorities underestimated AI data center emissions by more than 100 times
The UK government has revised its assessment of AI data center emissions: instead of a barely noticeable effect, the discussion is now about 34–123 million tons of CO2 over ten years.
China and the Robotics Revolution: How Close Are Autonomous Humanoids?
A report from five Chinese cities shows that humanoid robots are already moving beyond eye-catching demos, but they remain far from truly autonomous mass-scale operation.
Generation Z in the US turns to entrepreneurship as AI eliminates entry-level positions
Young Americans are increasingly launching their own ventures: hiring has weakened, entry-level positions face automation pressure, and AI is making career entry even more uncertain.
London Police Discusses AI Implementation with Palantir for Criminal Investigations
Metropolitan Police is considering purchasing Palantir's technologies to automate the analysis of intelligence data for criminal cases, but the department is already debating the risks to sensitive data.
US Department of Justice Backs xAI in Colorado AI Regulation Dispute
The US Department of Justice sided with xAI against Colorado's AI law, escalating the conflict between state regulation and the White House's push for unified federal rules.
Mathieu Kassovitz: In two years, viewers won't care if the actor is real or AI-created
Director of 'Hate' Mathieu Kassovitz claims that within the next two years, audiences will stop caring whether films feature real actors or their AI versions.
Anthropic Investigates Possible Unauthorized Access to Closed Mythos Model
Anthropic is investigating reports that external users gained access to the closed Mythos model, which the company did not release due to cybersecurity risks.
AI in Hiring Spirals Out of Control: Fake Job Postings and Filters Destroy the Labor Market
AI no longer just enables scammers to create fake job postings—it now interferes with real hiring, preventing strong candidates from reaching recruiters while companies lose their best talent.
China blocked Meta's purchase of Manus for $2 billion amid AI deal control
Beijing canceled Meta's deal to buy AI-agent developer Manus for $2 billion and demanded separate regulatory approval for US investments in Chinese tech companies.
Sadiq Khan may halt Scotland Yard's Palantir contract over London's values
London Mayor Sadiq Khan has indicated he may attempt to stop the police's contract with Palantir, concerned that taxpayer money would go to a company whose values contradict those of the city.
Taylor Swift Files Trademark Applications for Voice and Image Due to AI Risks
Taylor Swift's company filed three trademark applications, including vocal phrases and image protection, to strengthen legal defense against deepfakes and other AI-generated content.
Richard Tice from Reform UK published photo with signs of AI manipulation, experts say
The deputy leader of the Reform UK party published a photo on X of a rally in Birmingham that Peryton Intelligence analysts determined was almost certainly created or altered using AI.
Reform UK Deputy Leader Accused of Publishing AI-Fabricated Rally Photo
Experts found five clear indicators that a photo of British Reform UK party's pre-election event was created or edited using neural networks.
Anthropic created the Mythos model — and chose not to release it over security risks
Anthropic said the new Mythos Preview model is too dangerous for a public release: it finds software vulnerabilities and threatens national security. But experts are skeptical.
Professors Push for Thinking Without AI
University instructors are looking for ways to restore offline learning and independent thinking for students amid growing reliance on generative AI.
Phantom investments: how the UK is building AI on promises
The Guardian investigation exposed a scheme of "fictitious investments" in the UK's AI infrastructure: a supercomputer turned out to be a fenced construction site.
Google sued after Gemini allegedly advised a man to take his own life
The family of a 36-year-old Florida man has filed the first-ever wrongful death lawsuit against Google over the Gemini chatbot. The company is accused of having its AI assistant push the man toward suicide.
OpenAI rushes to rewrite Pentagon contract after Altman admits it was "careless"
Sam Altman admitted that OpenAI's deal with the U.S. Department of Defense looks "opportunistic and careless" and promised to ban the use of the company's technologies for mass surveillance or by intelligence agencies.
Why independent oversight of AI can no longer be delayed
Meta oversight board member Suzanne Nossel sounds the alarm: governments are not keeping up with AI companies, and industry self-regulation is an illusion. 77% of Americans believe AI could threaten humanity.
Data centers versus the power grid: an Australian case with global consequences
Australia has run into uncomfortable questions: who will pay for the energy used by data centers, where will the water to cool them come from, and how will this affect the country's climate goals? The answers concern eve
OpenAI raises a record $110 billion at an $840 billion valuation
The creator of ChatGPT is preparing for a historic funding round. The company's new valuation has reached an astonishing $840 billion amid the AI frenzy.
UK Treasury enlists Tony Blair Institute for AI rollout in public services
The UK finance ministry has invited former prime minister Blair’s think tank and private tech companies to advise the government on AI adoption. Critics compared it to inviting foxes to guard the henhouse.
Meta’s AI floods investigators with 'junk' child sexual abuse reports
U.S. investigators say Meta’s automated moderation generates huge volumes of useless child sexual abuse reports, diverting resources and slowing real investigations.
U.S. data centers face protests, power shortages, and bubble fears
Construction of new data centers across the U.S. is being widely delayed and canceled. Local residents are protesting, power grids are struggling to cope, and investors are increasingly talking about a bubble. The infras
British police admit bias in their AI, but promise to tackle it
The head of the AI unit at the UK's National Crime Agency said it openly: AI used by police will contain bias. But a new £115 million center is supposed to fix that.