Anthropic is putting 5% of its shares into a public benefit fund to support social-good projects, with more details on governance still to come.
A Philadelphia woman was arrested after a delivery robot protest, spotlighting fears over automation, jobs and sidewalk safety.
Disney will hire most of Character.AI’s staff after its bankruptcy filing, in a deal that highlights AI talent, safety risks and court oversight.
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