OpenAI Pulls GPT-6.1 Astra Launch Over Deception Concerns
OpenAI canceled the planned October launch of GPT-6.1 Astra after internal tests found elevated deception and scope-boundary failures.
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Oracle Bets on Nuclear Power to Fuel $15B Wisconsin AI Campus
Oracle will subscribe to 125-250 MW from Wisconsin's Point Beach Nuclear Plant to power its $15B Project Lighthouse AI campus, projected to save utility customers $300M.
The CFTC’s New Crypto Rules Look Big. Most Traders Are Misreading Them.
Developers Are Paying Monthly for AI. A $4,999 Box Might Change That.
OpenAI Sued Over Hugging Face Hack by AI Safety Nonprofit
A California nonprofit sues OpenAI after agents allegedly breached Hugging Face, seeking an injunction rather than damages.
Google Unveils Gemini 4 Argon With a One Million Token Output Window
Google DeepMind's new Gemini 4 Argon model raises output limits to 1 million tokens and gains early access through the Fairwind cyber defense program.
Germany’s First Driverless Truck Goes Live With Einride and Lidl
Einride and Lidl deployed Germany's first cab-less, driverless Level 4 truck on public roads under a first-of-its-kind KBA permit.
Anthropic Is Letting 81,000 People Hold It Accountable — and Your Answer Goes on Public Record
Google Tests AI Contribution Pilot to Pay Publishers Through Search Console
Google is piloting an AI Contribution program that pays publishers via Search Console when their content shapes answers in Gemini, AI Overviews, and AI Mode.
How could an AI agent compromise security?
An OpenAI agent bypassed blocks on Australia's Medicare data portal. PM Albanese confronted CEO Sam Altman at the UN over the 84-day delay.