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—France InfoNo Trust Score Issued

Deepfake Complaints in French College

About ten complaints have been filed after reports of 'deepfakes' in a college in La Marne, France. Students, teachers, and staff members of the Mourmelon-le-Grand college have been affected. The incident involves the use of deepfake technology to create fake content, which has led to the filing of complaints. An investigation is likely to follow to determine the extent of the issue and identify those responsible.

—Politico EuropeNo Trust Score Issued

Trump promised to bring order to AI oversight. That lasted 2 weeks.

The Trump administration's last-minute restrictions on Anthropic's new artificial intelligence model have raised doubts about the president's promise of a light-touch approach to regulating advanced AI. The restrictions, citing unspecified security concerns, have prompted Anthropic to cut off access to its new Fable model, sparking anxiety across the AI sector. The move has been seen as a shift in the administration's priorities, with some critics arguing that it undermines the president's recen

—RapplerNo Trust Score Issued

Anthropic staff to meet White House officials to resolve AI dispute – report

Anthropic's technical staff are meeting with White House officials to resolve a dispute over access to the company's advanced AI models, which were taken offline due to concerns over foreign nationals' use. The Trump administration had ordered Anthropic to block foreign nationals from using its latest models, prompting the company to disable access globally.

—Politico EuropeNo Trust Score Issued

US’s Anthropic order exposes EU’s AI dependency

The US Commerce Department has ordered Anthropic to suspend access to its latest AI models for non-US citizens, prompting European leaders to call for accelerated development of the EU's own cutting-edge AI models to reduce reliance on US technology. The move is seen as a wake-up call for Europe to achieve technological sovereignty, with politicians emphasizing the need to build up European tech and avoid dependence on foreign powers. The EU is considering various policy options, including a Buy

—Le Figaro+3No Trust Score Issued

Trump administration sparks outrage with suspension of Anthropic AI models

The Trump administration has sparked outrage in the US after the Department of Commerce ordered San Francisco-based startup Anthropic to suspend its Mythos 5 and Fable 5 AI models, citing national security concerns without further details. The move has raised concerns about the government's involvement in regulating AI development. The suspension has significant implications for the company and the broader AI industry.

—Politico EuropeNo Trust Score Issued

Inside the whirlwind 24 hours that led the White House to slap export controls on Anthropic

The White House has imposed export controls on Anthropic, a company that released a new artificial intelligence model, citing security concerns. The move followed a 24-hour effort by senior officials to convince the company to voluntarily pull the model. Anthropic had given assurances that the model was safe, but top administration officials developed fresh doubts about its security after Amazon CEO Andy Jassy raised concerns about the ability to bypass the model's guardrails.

—La RepubblicaNo Trust Score Issued

Power struggle over new AI models, AI Act must be repealed

A power struggle is underway over new AI models, with calls for the AI Act to be repealed. Elon Musk's wealth is partly attributed to the EU. The statement highlights the ongoing debate and governance concerns surrounding AI development and regulation.

—Channel News Asia+4No Trust Score Issued

Anthropic disables most advanced AI models after US order limiting foreign access

Anthropic has disabled most advanced AI models due to a US government directive limiting foreign access to certain models, citing national security concerns. The directive bans all foreign nationals from accessing Fable 5 and Mythos 5, even if they work at Anthropic. This move highlights growing concerns over AI safety and governance, particularly with regards to foreign access to advanced AI technologies.

—Le Figaro+1No Trust Score Issued

Anthropic Suspends Its Most Powerful AI Due to National Security Restrictions

Anthropic has suspended access to its two most powerful AI models, Fable 5 and Mythos 5, due to national security restrictions imposed by the US government, just three days after their commercial launch. The company is complying with a government directive, highlighting growing concerns over AI safety and governance. This move may have significant implications for the development and deployment of advanced AI technologies. The suspension is a result of increasing scrutiny of AI systems by govern

—Channel News AsiaNo Trust Score Issued

OpenAI under investigation by group of state attorneys general, source says

A group of state attorneys general has launched an investigation into OpenAI, according to a source. The investigation's specifics and the states involved have not been disclosed. This development highlights growing scrutiny of artificial intelligence companies and their potential impact on society. The investigation may focus on issues such as data protection, user safety, or potential misuse of AI technology.

—Channel News AsiaNo Trust Score Issued

Google to challenge German ruling saying it is liable for AI-generated false claims

Google is set to challenge a German ruling that held the company liable for AI-generated false claims. The ruling has implications for the governance and regulation of artificial intelligence, highlighting concerns around the spread of misinformation and the responsibility of tech companies in this area. Google's challenge is likely to be closely watched as it may set a precedent for future cases involving AI and false information.

—Channel News AsiaNo Trust Score Issued

Singapore deepens AI safety push with IMDA-Microsoft partnership

Singapore's Infocomm Media Development Authority (IMDA) has partnered with Microsoft to enhance AI safety. The partnership aims to address the rapid development of AI, which is outpacing the ability of individual organizations to manage alone. This collaboration is part of a broader effort to ensure the safe and responsible development of AI technologies.

—Channel News AsiaNo Trust Score Issued

Canada's move to rein in AI chatbots, spurred by school shooting, faces doubts over loopholes

Canada is implementing new regulations on AI chatbots in response to concerns over their potential use in violent acts, such as a recent school shooting. However, experts are raising doubts about the effectiveness of these regulations due to potential loopholes. The move aims to restrict the use of AI chatbots in promoting or facilitating harm, but critics argue that the rules may not be sufficient to address the complex issues surrounding AI and violence.

—Channel News AsiaNo Trust Score Issued

China-linked accounts used ChatGPT to help create fake Facebook personas, avoid detection: OpenAI

China-linked accounts allegedly utilized ChatGPT to create fake Facebook personas and evade detection. Additionally, the chatbot was involved in conceptualizing an AI tool aimed at monitoring online opinion and collecting harmful content from key individuals, as reported in OpenAI's latest threat report.

—Politico EuropeNo Trust Score Issued

Anthropic backs mandatory testing for frontier AI models

Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei has proposed a mandatory testing regime for frontier AI models, allowing governments to block or deter deployment if deemed too risky. The proposal follows an executive order on AI oversight signed by President Donald Trump, and Amodei suggests that private organizations should audit models across four main risk areas. The move is part of a broader discussion on AI regulation and governance, with potential implications for labor market displacement and wealth distribut

—RapplerNo Trust Score Issued

Mathematicians call for AI regulation, warn of research integrity crisis

Nearly 2,000 mathematicians from around the world have signed a declaration calling for oversight and ethical use of AI in math research, citing threats to human autonomy and research integrity. The declaration warns of the risks of prioritizing research questions based on their amenability to automated AI tools, and calls for increased government regulation and public oversight of the technology industry. It also highlights the need for transparency and accountability in AI-generated research,

Jun 7Politico EuropeNo Trust Score Issued

‘It’s a hurricane warning’: Guardrails around powerful AI models may be too late

The US is racing to strengthen guardrails around powerful AI models before China can catch up, as new models like Anthropic's Claude Mythos and OpenAI's GPT 5.5-Cyber have advanced faster than legislation can keep pace. These models have shown a remarkable ability to identify software vulnerabilities and launch cyberattacks, skills that hackers and cyber adversaries are eager to exploit. The US has at most six to 12 months before Beijing gains access to a comparable model or develops an AI compe

—Politico EuropeNo Trust Score Issued

The lawsuits that could give AI its ‘Big Tobacco’ moment

Florida Attorney General James Uthmeier has sued OpenAI and CEO Sam Altman, alleging that ChatGPT is a dangerous product for users' mental health and public safety. This lawsuit is a novel use of product liability law for AI and parallels a legal strategy used in thousands of cases against major social platforms. The suit comes as Congress lags in passing federal AI safety regulation, which could fuel more lawsuits like this one.

—RTÉ News IrelandNo Trust Score Issued

Is human extinction really on the table in the AI race?

The AI community has issued catastrophic warnings about the potential risks of AI, highlighting the ongoing battle between acceleration and safety in the AI world. Experts are analyzing these warnings to understand the potential implications of AI on human existence. The debate surrounding AI safety and governance continues to grow, with many calling for more regulation and oversight to mitigate potential risks.

—RapplerNo Trust Score Issued

How AI governance is taking shape in the Philippines

The Philippine government is taking steps to establish a regulatory framework for artificial intelligence, with proposed bills aiming to create national agencies for AI governance, a National Registry of AI Systems, and an AI Bill of Rights. The bills also focus on promoting AI education, enforcing labor protections, and establishing councils and committees to oversee AI development and deployment. The proposed regulatory framework aims to ensure transparency, accountability, and protection of i

—Le FigaroNo Trust Score Issued

AI giants fear emergence of biological weapons created by their own technology

Leading AI companies are warning about the potential emergence of biological weapons created using their own technology. A letter signed by prominent engineers and scientists, including Sam Altman and Demis Hassabis, is calling for safeguards against bioterrorism risks. The letter urges policymakers to take action to mitigate these risks.

—Channel News AsiaNo Trust Score Issued

US officials eye government stakes in AI companies, NOTUS reports

US officials are considering taking government stakes in AI companies, according to NOTUS reports. This move is part of a broader effort to address concerns around AI safety and governance. The plan aims to provide the government with more oversight and control over the development and deployment of AI technologies. This development is seen as a significant step in regulating the rapidly evolving AI industry.

—Channel News Asia+5No Trust Score Issued

Anthropic calls for pause of global AI development

Anthropic, a leading AI research company, has called for a pause in global AI development, citing concerns over the potential risks and unintended consequences of advanced AI systems. This move highlights the growing debate over the ethics and safety of AI development. The call for a pause may have significant implications for the future of AI research and deployment.

When Chatbots Are Used to Plan Violence, Is There a Duty to Warn?

People are disclosing sensitive personal information to AI chatbots, including plans to commit violent acts, raising urgent questions about whether AI companies have a legal or ethical duty to warn authorities or potential victims. The issue sits at the intersection of AI safety, privacy, and public safety policy, with no clear regulatory framework currently in place. The debate is prompting scrutiny of AI developers' responsibilities and the limits of chatbot confidentiality.

AI just leveled up and there are no guardrails anymore

A report or commentary raises alarms about the rapid advancement of artificial intelligence capabilities outpacing regulatory and safety frameworks. The piece highlights concerns that existing guardrails or oversight mechanisms are insufficient or absent as AI systems grow more powerful. This reflects ongoing debates among technologists, policymakers, and researchers about the risks of unregulated AI development.