Australia’s Artists Draw a Line on AI and Copyright
A New Front in Australia’s AI Fight Australia’s battle over artificial intelligence and copyright has sharpened into a broader political…
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When Coding Agents Join the Release Cycle
From Experiment to Release Process The latest wave of coding agents is beginning to look less like a parlor trick…
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As AI Reaches Vulnerable Lives, Scrutiny Grows
AI’s expansion into vulnerable corners of daily life is drawing new scrutiny A fresh set of warnings from technologists, child-safety…
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Anthropic Regains A.I. Access After Security Concessions
Anthropic regains access to flagship A.I. models after adding new safeguards Anthropic has regained broad access to its most advanced…
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Scotland’s A.I. Flagship Faces Doubt
A Flagship AI Plan Meets Growing Doubt in Scotland When ministers unveiled an £8.2 billion artificial intelligence datacentre complex in…
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When A.I. Assistants Can’t Tell Whom to Trust
Security researchers are drawing a sharper picture of what can go wrong when artificial intelligence systems are allowed to act…
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As A.I. Data Centers Spread, Environmental Resistance Grows
The rapid expansion of data centers to power artificial intelligence is colliding with a widening wave of environmental opposition, as…
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Europe’s AI Sovereignty Moment
A New Push for “AI Sovereignty” in Europe Europe’s long-running anxiety about dependence on American technology has found a new…
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As AI Soars, Investors Chase the Chipmakers
The AI Boom’s New Darlings Are the Companies Making the Machines The stock market’s enthusiasm for artificial intelligence is taking…
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White House Moves to Gatekeep Powerful AI Models
The White House has begun allowing limited access to some of the country’s most powerful artificial intelligence systems, signaling a…
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