
Dili Raises $15 Million to Use AI for Construction and Energy Compliance
Dili raised $15 million to scale AI compliance software for infrastructure projects, with rules for data centers, clean energy and construction.
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Dili raised $15 million to scale AI compliance software for infrastructure projects, with rules for data centers, clean energy and construction.

A new study suggests AI scams may already outperform humans at building trust, raising fresh fears about fraud, trafficking and hard-to-track operations.

New AI jailbreaks research shows some frontier models can still be tricked into unsafe outputs, raising urgent questions about AI safety.

Artists are taking on AI firms over AI copyright, and some cases are already producing major settlements, rulings, and new legal pressure.

Runlayer sues Rippling over an alleged MCP gateway clone after a year-long trial, spotlighting AI infrastructure sales risks.

Sam Altman says AI development may need pacing after a major OpenAI security incident, sharpening the debate over safety and regulation.

More than 1,100 AI workers urge the U.S. to back AI governance and global safeguards after a major OpenAI cybersecurity incident.

PJM will allow temporary data center power cuts from June 2027 as the largest U.S. grid struggles to meet soaring AI-driven demand.

Times publisher A.G. Sulzberger warns AI journalism and Trump-era pressure are reshaping the future of reporting, rights and revenue.

AI IPO philanthropy may unleash billions from OpenAI and Anthropic employees, and nonprofits are racing to prepare for the windfall.