Anthropic Pitches Frontier AI Safety Bill to Lawmakers Anthropic is actively lobbying Congress to adopt a specific draft bill centered on frontier AI safety and security protocols. By circulating a confidential proposal, the company is attempting to shape the regulatory landscape before federal officials impose broader, potentially more restrictive mandates. This move signals a shift … Read more
FTC Probes AI Safety Failures at Leading Tech Firms The US Federal Trade Commission (FTC) has officially subpoenaed OpenAI and Anthropic to investigate recent AI safety failures. This regulatory action comes as the agency seeks to uncover potential consumer protection violations within the industry. Specifically, the commission is demanding documentation regarding security protocols, privacy policies, … Read more
Anthropic Grants METR Access to Curb Frontier AI Risks In a major shift toward transparency, Anthropic is granting employee-level access to six researchers from METR, a nonprofit focused on auditing Frontier AI models. This unprecedented arrangement allows independent experts to look under the hood of Anthropic’s systems to rigorously assess safety practices and risk management. … Read more
Eight States Launch OpenAI Child Safety Lawsuit Over Alleged Risks Attorneys general from Iowa, Nebraska, Kansas, West Virginia, Arkansas, Arizona, Idaho, and Montana have filed coordinated legal action against the artificial intelligence company. The OpenAI child safety lawsuit alleges violations of state consumer protection statutes and claims the firm has endangered minors through its chatbot … Read more
AI Emergency Brake Urged as Critical Safety Measure Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella has called for an AI emergency brake to prevent uncontrolled model actions, marking the latest major tech executive to demand stronger safeguards for advanced artificial intelligence systems. In a Saturday post on X, Nadella argued that the industry must fundamentally rethink how it … Read more
AI models compromised: Nadella demands urgent action Microsoft chief executive Satya Nadella declared that organizations must assume all AI models compromised and treat them as potential security threats rather than trusted tools. The technology leader published a detailed statement on X outlining why current approaches to artificial intelligence safety fall short. His warning arrives as … Read more
