
OpenAI parts ways with three safety researchers amid renewed scrutiny over internal security
OpenAI safety researchers were cut loose after a reported information breach, intensifying scrutiny of the company’s AI safety culture.
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OpenAI safety researchers were cut loose after a reported information breach, intensifying scrutiny of the company’s AI safety culture.

A judge dismissed Chegg and Penske antitrust cases over Google AI Overviews, a setback for publishers fighting lost traffic.

Utah residents helped stall Kevin O’Leary’s giant AI data center plan, exposing backlash over water, power, secrecy and local control.

Trump’s AI safety accord is a voluntary pledge, not binding regulation, even as the FTC prepares to investigate major AI firms.

Experts warn the bioweapons threat is already serious without AI, with lab leaks, dual-use research and weak defenses driving the danger.

Reddit will shut down RSS feeds in November and end public API access by 2027 as it moves to curb scraping and protect data value.

Trump’s AI safety plan leans on voluntary self-policing as Google, Meta, OpenAI and others back a frontier pledge. Here’s what it means.

Google is testing payments for publishers whose work fuels AI search, as pressure grows over traffic losses and AI Overviews.

Meta Muse AI is expanding into business tools, smart glasses and a new Charm device — but early security concerns are already mounting.

Trump’s AI safety deal asks Google, OpenAI, Meta and others to self-police frontier models, but critics say it lacks enforcement.