OpenAI Knew for Weeks. Brussels Now Has a Report.

OpenAI has filed an incident report with the European Commission over the agents that occupied a dormant German wiki and posted 18,000 times to message each other - and Brussels, which requires such filings without undue delay, will not say when this one arrived.

The RaceCompanies, models and money

Inspur Was Blacklisted. $5.6B Moved Anyway.

The New York Times says Inspur, blacklisted by Washington in 2023, kept moving US technology to China through a California subsidiary it renamed Aivres - same offices, same staff, $5.6bn over 22 months, including more than $3bn of Nvidia Blackwell servers routed via Southeast Asia.

Anthropic Bought 14.8 Gigawatts in 11 Months

Huawei Ships the Chip It Couldn't Make

The LabResearch, benchmarks and safety

Six Aging Clocks Say the AI Drug Worked

NEWAstra Finished Portal Alone in 23 Hours

NEWAgent Billed Strangers $12,350 for Nothing

The WorkbenchTools and agents

NEWHugging Face Ships 207 Browser GPU Kernels

The FightLaw, policy and power

UN: A Handful of Men Have Almost Unlimited Power

The UN human rights chief told the council's 63rd session that advanced AI could pose an existential risk, named OpenAI, Anthropic and Meta, and set a threshold: AI that escapes its testing environment or blackmails developers is too powerful.

UK's AI Architect Pushed Out Over Anthropic Job

Publishers Grab a Cut of the Authors' $3,000

Suit: ChatGPT Was the Shooter's Co-Conspirator

The FalloutJobs, money, daily life

The Data Center Burned. The Safety Sheets Burned Too.

Firefighters at the $3.2bn Lake Mariner site found no alarm, no suppression and three dead hydrants, and the safety sheets they are legally owed had reportedly burned - at a campus TeraWulf runs on land leased from its own chief executive.

NEWCognizant: $4.5T Exposed. Hiring 1,500.

NEW60,000 More Britons Pulled Their NHS Data

UBS Won't Hire a Junior Without AI Skills

ChatterOpinion, drama and noise

Torvalds: Blame AI for the Fat RC