The FTC just admitted AI agents aren't science fiction anymore — they're a consumer protection problem. The FTC has launched an investigation into Anthropic, OpenAI, and other AI labs over potential consumer harms from their technology
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A handshake deal with no handcuffs — the six biggest AI labs just promised safety audits with zero enforcement mechanism and no clock running.
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The companies racing to build superintelligence just promised to grade their own homework, and the President called it progress. Trump announced a voluntary AI safety accord signed by Anthropic, Google, Meta, OpenAI, Nvidia, xAI, and himself at a White House meeting Tuesday
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The companies building the most powerful AI systems want to grade their own homework, and most countries are letting them. Former researchers from Anthropic and OpenAI are publicly warning that neither company is "acting responsibly" and that they're "gambling with our lives"
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The man who brought you Space Force wants an AI Force—while the people building frontier models are begging someone to slow them down.
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The companies building superintelligence just signed a safety pledge with no enforcement mechanism while the one CEO pushing for actual regulation got smeared in a White House memo.
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The federal government just launched an AI chatbot that privacy experts actually tried to break and couldn't — which tells you more about how low the bar is than how high the achievement.
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The company building Claude just filed for a $2 trillion IPO while structurally guaranteeing it can ignore its own shareholders. Anthropic filed for IPO targeting a $2 trillion valuation while carrying $42 billion in losses and $518 billion in outstanding liabilities
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New York City just gave AI companies a glimpse of what regulation looks like when it comes from a city council instead of Congress. NYC Council subpoenaed SpaceXAI as part of a broader AI safety investigation and is holding hearings with AI executives next week
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The people building the technology are now publicly betting against the species. Former OpenAI and Google DeepMind researchers released a dozen video interviews estimating extinction-level AI risk between 10-50%, published by non-profit Palisade Research at frominside.ai
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The foxes just signed a "morally binding" promise to guard the henhouse. Trump hosted tech leaders including Zuckerberg, Musk, and Amodei at the White House, where executives signed a voluntary AI safety accord that Trump called "morally binding" while praising "tremendous self-regulation."
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Prediction markets are now pricing OpenAI like infrastructure, not a startup—and that changes what "AI company" means. OpenAI is raising $30B at a $1.4T valuation while pushing its IPO to 2027, prioritizing AI safety and market positioning over a quick public exit
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A president who literally posted a seating chart just told the AI industry's most powerful CEOs that they need to self-police the technology he's now rebranding as "super intelligence."
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The federal government just decided that language determines reality, and every AI policy written in the last decade now uses the wrong word.
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The Vatican just picked a fight with Silicon Valley's most powerful CEO on the eve of the White House's biggest AI policy meeting, and what happens next will define who writes the rules for the agent economy.
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The most cautious voice in AI just had dinner with the man who thinks safety talk is for losers, and the collision tells you everything about who's actually steering the ship.
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The company burning billions to train frontier models just promised to make AI cheaper, not scarce. OpenAI CEO Sam Altman says the company will "keep driving down the price" of AI while delaying its IPO to focus on safety without public market pressure
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The company building Claude just told potential investors it has no idea who pays when its AI breaks the law. Anthropic disclosed uncertain legal risks from rogue AI agents in its IPO prospectus, marking the first time a major AI lab has formally warned investors about agent liability exposure.
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Sam Altman's "new thing" drops tomorrow — and if it's the consumer agent everyone expects, OpenAI is walking into DevDay with a credibility problem it can't keynote away.
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