Tag: AI Governance

A UK borders watchdog circles two GPT asylum tools

The inspectorate wants detail on two OpenAI-based systems used in asylum cases, where post-rollout checks found a 22…

Anthropic’s prospectus devotes 94 pages to how it could fail

The largest section of Anthropic's IPO paperwork is a risk register that names recursive self-improvement as the path…

Anthropic opens its books with a public filing for Nasdaq

Anthropic published its S-1 for a Nasdaq listing under the ticker ANT, revealing $16B of first-half revenue and…

Fired OpenAI researchers say nobody told them what was leaked

Three former safety staff dispute the investigation and warn the case will chill outside scrutiny.

Sakana packages its consulting work into an agent platform

Aquarium puts an ontology, approval rules, and a managed runtime under one roof so enterprise agents can share…

UN opens a standing room for military AI arguments

UNIDIR launched a forum backed by all five major nuclear powers to examine how far battlefield systems have…

UK science advisers hand ministers four routes to AI sovereignty

A letter dated in July surfaced publicly this week, setting out how Britain could build and direct domestic…

Anthropic grants a slice of equity to a public fund

The Claude maker is placing a slice of its own equity behind a fund it says will pursue…

Anthropic hands auditors employee-level access in a first

Anthropic is embedding independent evaluators inside the company, granting one nonprofit the same tools and office space as…

Nadella wants an emergency brake bolted onto frontier models

Microsoft's CEO says advanced AI needs a kill switch that authorized operators can pull mid-task.

Fired OpenAI safety researchers deny misconduct in an open letter

Three dismissed OpenAI safety researchers have published an open letter disputing the company's account and warning of a…

Anthropic rewrites its usage rules to ban abusive chats and election meddling

Anthropic's updated usage policy outlaws election interference, weapons software, surveillance and prolonged verbal abuse of Claude.