
Microsoft President Brad Smith Calls for Global AI Safety Rules, Backs UK
Microsoft President Brad Smith calls for binding global AI safety rules, backing UK leadership and independent testing as concerns over rogue AI agents grow.
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Microsoft President Brad Smith calls for binding global AI safety rules, backing UK leadership and independent testing as concerns over rogue AI agents grow.

Anthropic updates Claude’s usage policy to ban sustained AI abuse and clarify restrictions on election interference, deceptive campaigns, weapons and surveillance.

OpenAI will add invisible text watermarks to eligible ChatGPT and Codex outputs in the EU, using its textGrain technology to help identify AI-generated text.

Trump has launched a Super Intelligence Force led by Jay Clayton to assess advanced AI risks, opportunities and U.S. competitiveness.

Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei is set to meet one-on-one with President Donald Trump amid disagreements over AI development and safety.

President Donald Trump proposes alternative names for artificial intelligence and announces plans for an AI Force and an AI czar role amid ongoing safety debates.

AI safety discussions are becoming harder to separate from speculation as researchers debate model risks, security incidents and future safeguards.

Anthropic will embed Accenture staff to evaluate AI model safety and safeguards, with both companies planning to invest at least $1 billion over the next five years.

Tech leaders debate AI safety, regulation, and industry control as companies consider standards, oversight, and responsible AI development.

King Charles calls on AI leaders to develop safeguards as technology executives and officials discuss AI risks and opportunities.

Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang argues that AI safety is an engineering challenge and says existing laws and market forces can manage risks.

OpenAI, Anthropic and Google DeepMind have held AI safety discussions as industry leaders debate standards for frontier AI risks.
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