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Senators Bernie Sanders and Greg Casar have put forward a bill to ban the development and deployment of superintelligent AI in the US. It also calls for a pause on advanced AI and a new federal regulator. Raising the question is legitimate. The open issue is whether the law can regulate what AI can measurably do rather than what people fear it might do.
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According to a short note we reviewed, the evaluation group METR has identified internal Anthropic models that haven't been released. The top one, labeled "Model 4," reportedly scored above 50% on every benchmark METR assessed. That isn't a scandal. It does show that public leaderboards lag behind what labs are actually building.
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A survey of more than 10,000 students at four Australian universities shows that AI is now the norm in studying, but many limit their use over doubts about its accuracy and its values. The lesson: adoption is not acceptance.
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New York scrapped its cybersecurity and AI institute in April, but according to the New York Post its designated director is still being paid $192,374. Beyond the scandal, the case shows what happens when AI reaches schools without clear rules.
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Jensen Huang admits to an affair with a Chinese executive who, according to US intelligence, Beijing may have recruited. Beyond the scandal, the case exposes how AI chip exports are governed: with advisers who have their own interests.
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Senator Ed Markey is asking Sundar Pichai to let schools disable Google's AI without losing search. More than a political tussle, it is a textbook case of how a technology gets imposed in the classroom: through bundling, not merit.
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Anthropic launches Fable 5.2 and Mythos 5.2, two versions of the same model, faster and cheaper. What matters is not the leaderboard but that the company presents them as scientific collaborators. It's time to separate what has been proven from the narrative.
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For a year, a woman believed she was having an affair with Ioan Gruffudd thanks to hundreds of AI-generated images and videos. No money was involved: the deception was emotional, and that makes it more unsettling.
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Franck Paris, the new director of the Paris Peace Forum, is driving a first children's summit with some 20 heads of state. That minors' online safety has reached that level is a good sign; the hard part will be turning the declaration into rules.
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The Machine Intelligence Research Institute and the agency Don't Panic launch «Do Not Accept», a global campaign that turns terms and conditions into a metaphor for the risk of superintelligence. It's a signal: the debate is leaving the lab and entering cinemas and the subway.
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Ten days before the suneung, South Korea's university entrance exam, dozens of families are asking whether they should change their glasses for fear they will be mistaken for smart ones. The episode shows that policing AI cheating also carries a cost for those who don't cheat.
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More than half of the Fortune 500 spend at least $100,000 a year with Anthropic, but that is less than 0.1% of their expenses. For Larridin's CEO, that is the most bullish part of the S-1. Our reading: low penetration does not equal guaranteed growth.
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Ten teams from four Georgia universities have built prototypes with free-tier AI for Mableton, a young city with a minimal workforce. The story is small, but it points to something big: AI lowers the cost of creating public services.
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Anthropic aims to debut on the Nasdaq as «ANT» on Thursday or Friday, although investors are pushing to lower a valuation that hovered around $1.5 trillion. The IPO will gauge how much the market believes in AI after a week of jitters.
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According to Captain Ryan Hetrick, a Pentagon AI agent helped thwart a bomb threat at the World Cup by shortening a 20-minute report to 90 seconds. The case is promising, but it remains independently unverified.
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Firms want to take AI beyond the chatbot and delegate tasks to agents. According to three industry executives, the obstacles are fatigue, usage-based spending and the risk of hollowing out the pipeline of young lawyers.
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Cisco will add Anthropic's Claude Mythos to AI Defense to attack its own agents before production. The real news is not the model but the leash: registered targets, identified operators and revocable sessions.
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Cornell debuts a live online AI certificate for seasoned finance professionals: 37 students in the first cohort and zero code. Its bet is that the gap lies in the judgment to decide where AI adds value and where it doesn't.
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At the UCA in Buenos Aires, Leo XIV called for access to work to be a public priority and warned that unregulated automation destroys jobs. His message is moral; the challenge is turning it into concrete policies.
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CMS's Center for Program Integrity says it has achieved $42 billion in annual savings with more than 300 detection models. The figure is striking, but what matters is the design: the machine alerts and the analyst decides.
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Macron wants to ban AI uses that threaten children's mental health and brings together OpenAI, Anthropic, Mistral and Microsoft in a letter on prior audits. The idea of certifying before marketing is sensible; the challenge will be ensuring it doesn't remain a mere declaration.
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Anthropic claims Claude improved on the best published solutions for 72 MIPLIB problems, the classic optimization benchmark. If confirmed, AI would be delivering new results in applied mathematics, not just matching humans.
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O'Donnell writes from Ashburn, Virginia, part of what is known as Data Center Alley, the world's largest hub of data centers. He visited during the week of the US midterm elections. He argues that it was there that the backlash against these facilities, now spreading across the country, began to take shape.
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The email is an alert from McKinsey's artificial intelligence subscription list. It is signed by Cristina Catania and Marie-Claude Nadeau, who introduce themselves as global leaders of McKinsey's Risk & Resilience practice.
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The newsletter brings together several stories, focusing on Nvidia, the use of generative AI in television and a report containing fake quotes, among others. The URLs of the original articles are not included in the body.
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Protesters stormed the construction site of a new Microsoft data center in Amsterdam. According to The Verge's article (by Tom Warren, dated November 6, 2026), members of the action group Geef Tegengas helped organize the protest against the construction of three data center towers…
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According to Reuters (by Courtney Rozen, November 6, 2026), Democrats plan to introduce a flood of bills on artificial intelligence systems and data center development once they take control of the US Congress.
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A Ramp report, cited by TechCrunch, indicates that companies are using more AI than ever but are not spending more on it. According to Ramp's data, token spending grew just 1.5% between August and September, compared with a 42% monthly increase in July.
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This opinion piece, published in MIT Technology Review and written by Mary Nichols (distinguished counselor at UCLA School of Law and former chair of the California Air Resources Board) and Jeremy Tamanini (founder of the sustainability research and advisory firm Dual Citizen),…
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Advance note: the original link pointed to a piece titled «The climate case for AI has not been made», but the downloaded content is different, a CNBC article about Nvidia. The summary is based solely on that article. The article states that the stock closed Monday down 4.27%.
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Sigal Samuel's article, published in Vox (Future Perfect) on November 7, 2026, argues that the midterm elections have produced a Congress with many more lawmakers determined to regulate artificial intelligence.
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The BBC News article, by Theo Leggett and Osmond Chia and published on November 6, 2026, poses a question worrying investors: whether the artificial intelligence gold rush is coming to an end or whether it is simply a reality check.
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The MIT Technology Review article (February 12, 2026, by Rhiannon Williams) examines the extent to which artificial intelligence is changing cybercrime.
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Docker has announced a partnership with ActiveState, a company that, according to the article itself, has been securing open-source software since 1997, to extend its trusted content standard beyond container images to the open-source packages that applications install at…
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Octopus Deploy has published its roadmap for Octopus Feature Flags, the feature flag system it launched in Public Preview in July. According to the article, during this time teams have used them to turn features on and off without redeploying, to release changes to a subset of…
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The article, published on the Spacelift blog, is a hands-on tutorial on how to bring into OpenTofu infrastructure that already exists outside your infrastructure as code (IaC) process.
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Fly.io publishes a post-incident analysis of October 16, 2026, when it patched and rebooted its entire server fleet in response to a Linux kernel bug. The full rollout took 10 hours.