
Meta may push back its business terms again as publisher anger over AI training deepens
Meta may delay its business terms again after publisher backlash over AI training concerns, with the final wording still under dispute.
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Meta may delay its business terms again after publisher backlash over AI training concerns, with the final wording still under dispute.

Texas data center backlash is now shaping 2026 races, with voters opposing new projects over power, water and tax breaks.

Macmillan’s NOA rollout, shutdown and Gemini shift show how AI in publishing is testing author trust, copyright concerns and workflows.

AI disaster alerts may help emergency managers draft warnings faster, but experts warn they can also spread errors and erode trust.

A curative petition asks India’s Supreme Court to recall its split verdict, while UK judges debate AI’s role in civil justice.

TechCrunch says Anthropic’s IPO governance would give public shareholders little control, despite the company’s safety-first mission.

OpenAI breakthroughs in math, computer science and physics come with a new expert-shepherd review process.

OpenAI and Anthropic say models found an ETH refutation. Here’s why the ETH refutation claim matters for cryptography and complexity theory.

Anthropic’s IPO plan uses a rare governance structure to protect its safety mission while going public. Here’s what changes and why it matters.

UK watchdog may review secret asylum AI tools as campaigners warn of transparency gaps, error risks and due-process concerns.