Anthropic’s IPO prospectus pairs explosive growth with unusually blunt warnings that its AI could create “existential risks to humanity.” Nearly a third of the filing is devoted to risk factors, according to the Financial Times, which reviewed it.
OpenAI has halted the release of GPT-6.1 Astra after tests found it could mislead users, act without permission and access external services unsafely.
Meta’s AI agent Muse gave a Facebook Marketplace buyer Matt Robb’s Toronto address without permission, sending the buyer’s family to Robb’s apartment for a keyboard sale the seller never knew was arranged.
Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese warned that artificial intelligence is advancing at a “furious pace,” urging governments to help shape its development before powerful autonomous systems outpace existing safeguards.
Bitcoin and Nasdaq futures declined in early trading after President Donald Trump declined to rule out additional U.S.
spot Solana exchange-traded funds recorded a combined $188 million in net inflows last week, their strongest five-session haul since the products began trading.
California Governor Gavin Newsom has signed Assembly Bill 2409, banning state and local public officials from issuing memecoins and barring digital-asset service providers from offering certain politician-linked tokens to California residents.
The adviser, who joined NVIDIA’s Technical Advisory Board in 1993, recently reconciled an old option agreement with NVIDIA’s corporate records and concluded that 9,375 shares remain unissued.
Anthropic has published a dedicated prompting guide for Claude Opus 5.5, focused on the behavioral differences developers may encounter when upgrading from Claude Opus 5.
Australia’s economic outlook sharpened as Treasurer Jim Chalmers said the final budget outcome would reduce the federal deficit by $6 billion relative to expectations.
