A French expert commission recommends testing consumer AI assistants before launch and checking them again after release. The proposals are not law.
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Instagram’s AI Teen Classifications Go Worldwide—What Could Be Missed?
Meta says Instagram will use AI globally to place suspected users aged 13–17 in Teen Accounts, but has not disclosed error rates or appeal details.
How An AI-tinged Apocalypse Led M. John Harrison To The Booker Prize 2026
M. John Harrison won the 2026 Booker Prize for a near-future novel whose post-apocalyptic setting includes a mysterious digital presence.
Consumer Brain Wave Headsets Threaten Privacy
A Science investigation found companies using consumer EEG data to train AI models, while privacy disclosures and user consent remain concerns.
What’s Behind METR’s Findings On AI At Anthropic?
METR’s assessment estimates Anthropic’s AI capability progress accelerated 1.9x, while noting that much of its most informative evidence was redacted.
AI Helping Build AI: A Look At METR’s Anthropic Research
METR estimates Anthropic’s model progress accelerated 1.9x, with AI use likely accounting for much of the increase. Most supporting evidence remains redacted.
Why Data Center Plans Lost In 46 Of 47 Local Votes
An unofficial tracker shows data center restrictions leading in 46 of 47 local measures across 10 states, though the ballots covered different policies.
A New Approach To Responsible AI Infrastructure
OpenAI has published a page about responsible AI infrastructure, but available details do not confirm its scope, commitments, timeline or measures.
A New Anthropic Tool Puts Workplace Claude Chats In View
Futurism reports Anthropic introduced a tool for monitoring workplace Claude chats, but access, availability and privacy details remain unverified.
OpenAI’s Compute Campuses: 5 Questions About Power And Water Costs
OpenAI confirmed it is using “compute campuses” for planned AI infrastructure. The cost of electricity, grid upgrades and water remains unsettled.