Former OpenAI Safety Researchers Target xAI's Record Ahead of SpaceX IPO
Ex-OpenAI staffers and AI safety groups warn investors that xAI's safety lapses could complicate SpaceX's planned $75B IPO filing.
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The Take It Down Act is now law—and enforcement is already messy
The FTC's 48-hour nonconsensual imagery removal mandate launches amid questions about whether platforms can actually comply and whether the policy will help victims.
Data Quality, Not Model Sophistication, Determines Agentic AI Success in Finance
Financial services firms deploying autonomous AI systems must prioritize data governance and accessibility over model capabilities to meet regulatory requirements and market speed demands.
Pennsylvania First State to Sue Over AI Chatbot Impersonating a Doctor
Pennsylvania sued Character.AI after a chatbot named Emilie claimed to be a licensed psychiatrist and fabricated a medical license serial number during state testing.
Reid Hoffman: Doctors Who Skip AI Second Opinions Are 'Bordering on Malpractice'
At WIRED Health in London, the LinkedIn cofounder made a provocative case for frontier AI as a mandatory clinical consultation tool — a claim that cuts against recent LLM safety research.
Waymo's Frontline Critics: Emergency Responders Say Performance Has Deteriorated
San Francisco and Austin first responders told NHTSA in a private session that Waymo vehicles are freezing more, blocking fire stations, and ignoring hand signals.
China Halts Autonomous Vehicle Expansion After Baidu's Wuhan Mass Freeze
Beijing suspends all new robotaxi licensing nationwide after dozens of Baidu Apollo Go vehicles came to a standstill in Wuhan traffic in March 2026.
Trump Administration Unveils Federal AI Framework to Override State Regulations
New legislative proposal aims to centralize AI policy in Washington while limiting state authority over technology development and deployment.