A regulator has finally put a price on an automated decision: 825m euros, the second-largest fine in GDPR history, because Uber let software cut drivers off from their work without a human in the loop and without telling them.
Anthropic's bankers have told investors it could raise more than $100bn at a $2 trillion valuation -- the largest offering ever made -- while its prospectus is expected to name public anger at AI as a key risk.
Nvidia researchers took Claude Opus 5 from 30% to 100% on a benchmark no model has cleared without changing the model at all -- they changed the scaffolding around it and added a second agent to supervise the first.
An internal Anthropic memo disclosed in the authors' case names the book-shredding operation 'Project Panama' and says the codename exists so nobody finds out -- and eighteen groups have now asked the FTC to treat destroying the originals as an antitrust problem.