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OpenAI unveils new safety framework to combat rising child exploitation risks
OpenAI introduces a new safety blueprint to tackle the growing threat of child sexual exploitation online, focusing on stronger safeguards and AI monitoring.
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OpenAI introduces a new safety blueprint to tackle the growing threat of child sexual exploitation online, focusing on stronger safeguards and AI monitoring.
Microsoft clarifies in its terms that Copilot is for entertainment purposes only, raising concerns about reliability, liability, and real-world use of AI tools.
Anthropic has launched a new political action committee, signalling increased involvement in AI policy, regulation, and government engagement.
Why OpenAI shut down Sora explores the real reasons behind the move, including safety concerns, misuse risks, and evolving AI policy decisions.
Elizabeth Warren criticises the Pentagon’s decision to bar Anthropic, calling it retaliation and raising concerns over fairness in AI and defence contracts.
A new court filing shows the Pentagon told Anthropic negotiations were nearly aligned, just days after Donald Trump publicly said the partnership was over.
The U.S. Department of Defence warns that Anthropic’s restrictions on AI use could create national security risks, highlighting tensions between safety policies and military needs.
The Pentagon is reportedly evaluating alternative AI providers beyond Anthropic, aiming to expand capabilities while addressing security, control, and policy concerns.
OpenAI is reportedly expanding its presence in government contracts through a deal with AWS, signaling deeper ties between AI infrastructure and public sector demand.
Senator Elizabeth Warren raises concerns over the Pentagon’s decision to grant xAI access to classified networks, citing risks around security, oversight, and AI use in defence.
Experts outline a practical roadmap for the development of artificial intelligence, focusing on safety, transparency, governance, and responsible innovation.
Microsoft, Google, and Amazon confirm Anthropic’s Claude AI models will continue to be available to commercial and public users despite growing defence-sector partnerships.
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