OpenAI Cuts Musk's Cursor Off From Its Models Nov. 12

OpenAI says it cannot trust SpaceX to honour its terms after Twitter and xAI broke earlier ones, and will stop serving Cursor on November 12 - though Cursor's co-founder says OpenAI models carry just 5% of its traffic.

The RaceCompanies, models and money

NEWa16z Puts $1.1B Into Chips, Not Software

NEWLambda Borrows $1B; Microsoft Rents the GPUs

Codex Will Work Until Put to Sleep

The LabResearch, benchmarks and safety

Chinese Lab Will Vet Any Host Over $10B

Z.ai dropped the MIT licence for GLM-5.3's weights: anyone billing over $10bn in twelve months must pass Z.ai's own security review before hosting it - a Chinese lab writing an approval gate for American hyperscalers, with no acceptable-use clause behind it.

NEW300 Loss-of-Control Reports in July Alone

Gemini Ran the Furnace and Wrote the Paper

Anthropic's AI Beat Its Own Alignment Team

The WorkbenchTools and agents

Claude Code Hijacked by 'Summarize This Site'

NEWCursor Agents Now Start With No Repo

Gemini Now Labels Your Drive for DLP

The FightLaw, policy and power

Abbott Halts Flock Money; 90 Cities Quit in August

Abbott ordered every Texas agency to stop funding Flock's AI plate readers on Thursday night, hours before the Tribune published how a $1 car-insurance fee built 3,200 of them - while 90 localities cancelled in August alone, four times July's rate.

Judge: Pentagon Wrote Its Case After the Fact

NSA: 'We Want Access to All the Models'

Rule Would Cut China Off From Rented AI Servers

The FalloutJobs, money, daily life

The CIA Wrote Police Bulletins With GPT-4.1

Documents obtained by Reason show the CIA's Open Source Enterprise used GPT-4.1 to pick, translate and summarise foreign news into World Cup security reports, then routed them to local police via a DHS fusion center; officers validated the model only at setup.

Nurses Picket Palantir in Eight Cities

$1M to the PAC, Then Lombardo's Endorsement

ChatterOpinion, drama and noise

NEWDebian Votes to Let the Bots In