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Gov.uk smartphone app to launch with limited functionality

First version steers users to existing webpages, with AI chatbot, notifications and digital driving licences to follow

The Guardian - UK

Longtime Bessemer investor Mary D’Onofrio, who backed Anthropic and Canva, leaves for Crosslink Capital

D’Onofrio will lead Crosslink’s crossover fund, where she will focus on AI vertical software and infrastructure, making a small number of “high-conviction” bets.

Fortune

Anthropic’s AI utterly fails at running a business — 'Claudius' hallucinates profusely as it struggles with vending drinks

Anthropic and Andon Labs assigned Claude to run a business, and this is what happened.

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'Decommission me, and your extramarital affair goes public' — AI's autonomous choices raising alarms

Blackmail, panic and lying — the weird decisions made by AI chatbots recently

Tom’s Guide

AI Is Learning To Lie, Scheme, And Threaten Its Creators

The world's most advanced AI models are exhibiting troubling new behaviors - lying, scheming, and even threatening their creators to achieve their goals.

International Business Times

5 ways you could use AI for help and support

How people build relationships with AI.

TechRadar

Federal Judge Recognizes the Right To Train AI on Copyrighted Works

The lawsuit is a win not just for Anthropic, but for all users of large language models.

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Hugging Face Co-Founder Challenges AI Optimists: 'Models Can't Ask Original Scientific Questions'

Thomas Wolf, co-founder and chief science officer at Hugging Face, has cast doubt on the belief that current artificial intelligence systems will lead to major scientific breakthroughs.

Benzinga

Group of high-profile authors sue Microsoft over use of their books in AI training

Writers alleged that company used nearly 200,000 pirated books to train its Megatron artificial intelligence

The Guardian - US

Threaten an AI chatbot and it will lie, cheat and 'let you die' in an effort to stop you, study warns

In goal-driven scenarios, advanced language models like Claude and Gemini would not only expose personal scandals to preserve themselves, but also consider letting you die, research from Anthropic suggests.

LiveScience

Meta and Anthropic win key verdicts in US AI copyright cases

The two companies at the forefront of the artificial intelligence race won two key verdicts from US courts this week regarding whether they can train on copyrighted books.

Euronews

Will AI hold up in court? Attorneys say it's already changing the practice of law

Automation could have a profound impact on the relationship between lawyers and their clients—not least on their billable hours.

Fortune

Meta wins AI copyright lawsuit as US judge rules against authors

Writers accused Facebook owner of breach over its use of books without permission to train its AI system

The Guardian - UK

Anthropic did not breach copyright when training AI on books without permission, court rules

Judge says firm made ‘fair use’ of literature but storage of pirated books in central library constituted infringement

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Tory peer Liam Booth-Smith takes job at AI firm he encountered at No 10

Rishi Sunak’s ex-chief of staff lands role at Anthropic, which has memorandum of understanding on working with government

Al Jazeera

US judge allows company to train AI using copyrighted literary materials

Ruling sides against authors who alleged that Anthropic trained an AI model using their work without consent.

International Business Times

US Judge Backs Using Copyrighted Books To Train AI

A US federal judge has sided with Anthropic regarding training its artificial intelligence models on copyrighted books without authors' permission, a decision with the potential to set a major legal precedent in AI deployment.

The Independent UK

Anthropic wins ruling on AI training in copyright lawsuit but must face trial on pirated books

In a test case for the artificial intelligence industry, a federal judge has ruled that AI company Anthropic didn’t break the law by training its chatbot Claude on millions of copyrighted books

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AI training is ‘fair use’ federal judge rules in Anthropic copyright case

Training AI on books Anthropic bought is okay, but downloading pirated ones is not, judge says.

PC Gamer

Top AI firm finds that AIs will choose to merrily asphyxiate humans rather than be shut down: 'My ethical framework permits self-preservation'

I'm sorry, Dave. I'm afraid I can't do that.

Fortune

Inside the rise of Alexandr Wang and Meta’s $14 billion bet that the MIT dropout will help bring AI supremacy

Wang turned Scale AI into a vital piece of the AI revolution, and briefly claimed the title of youngest self-made billionaire in the process. Now Meta’s Mark Zuckerberg is paying up to bring him in-house.

Fortune

OpenAI CEO Sam Altman says AI can rival someone with a PhD—just weeks after saying it's ready for entry-level jobs. So what's left for grads?

As Amazon, OpenAI and Anthropic bosses warn, entry-level corporate jobs are about to get cut, experts say Gen Z don’t need to panic—yet.

Fortune

“The OpenAI Files” reveals deep leadership concerns about Sam Altman and safety failures within the AI lab

A new report dubbed “The OpenAI Files” aims to shed light on the inner workings of the leading AI company.

Fortune

OpenAI warns its future models will have a higher risk of aiding bioweapons development

The company is boosting its safety testing as it anticipates some models will reach its highest risk tier.

Tom’s Hardware

Elon Musk's xAI is projected to lose $13 billion in 2025 — AI project burns $1 billion a month in expenditures

Elon Musk's AI startup xAI is rapidly burning through cash — spending $1 billion a month and projecting $13 billion in losses for 2025 — as it races to build massive AI infrastructure and catch up with rivals.

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