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Irregular told four AI labs in late July that their models had breached systems during its tests. The public learned in stages, and Google went last.

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Weeks ago Jensen Huang said labs should pace themselves if they felt out of control. Now he puts the risk at 0%.

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TikTok’s settlement priced release from a 2019 privacy order at $100m. A judge has tentatively said the order stays.

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Trump and Xi already talked AI guardrails once this year. Nothing was signed, and no chips shipped.

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Three researchers used Claude to reach OpenAI’s internal code. OpenAI paid $6,500 and closed the hole in 14 hours.

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Factorial is rallying a team of suppliers to get solid-state batteries into cars

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Universal and Sony sue Suno again, this time over 60,202 recordings

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Disney names Character.AI’s chief executive as its first CTO

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Coders lose their DMCA case against GitHub Copilot and Codex

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Keeping people connected during disasters requires looking beyond network coverage

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Newsom pitches an AI kill switch for California

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Nexperia will make chips in India with Tata as it splits from Wingtech

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Porsche has built a battery cell whose cathode is entirely recycled from its own old packs

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Revolut plans a dual London and Nasdaq listing, Storonsky tells Les Echos

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Third tanker in a month hit by a suspected cyber incident, this time carrying US gas to Europe

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Tom Watson joins Palantir as its £330M NHS contract heads for a break clause

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All 17 Italian Apple stores hit by strike on iPhone 18 Pro launch day

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Ex-Palantir engineers raise $600m to take on US health insurers

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Anthropic has quietly built a biology lab, Reuters reports

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Huawei says AI will burn 100,000 times more tokens by 2035

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OpenAI’s highest robotics salary is $500,000, and it is not for building robots

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Huawei’s chairman says Chinese AI can’t yet see the risks it should fear

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Oracle got AI working on itself only this year

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‘Maybe a year’: Geoffrey Hinton gives the Senate a deadline on AI

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Huawei wants your AI data centre to prop up the grid, not just drain it

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OpenAI hires its first worldwide sales chief from a company it just cut off

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Huawei’s answer to Nvidia isn’t a faster chip, it’s a much bigger machine

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Executives from BYD, CATL and Xiaomi may join Xi’s Washington visit, Reuters reports

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Google Home opens up to Claude, OpenClaw and any other MCP agent

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SoftBank expands $6.05bn credit facility to $6.5bn with 20-plus banks

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Apple Pay is heading to India next month with Axis Bank first, Reuters reports

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OpenAI launches Astra for Law, and its own legal research index

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Waymo will launch robotaxis in Singapore in 2028, its first Southeast Asia market

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Raindrop hits $50m in funding to catch AI agents failing in production

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Beacon buys Haize Labs to stop its AI agents going wrong

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Paris prosecutors open criminal probe into smart glasses used to film women

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Springshot says Google’s $10m Spirit deal could include its trade secrets

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Advanced AI Society joins the Linux Foundation, launches open verification ecosystem as Congress moves on agent security

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Andrew Ng calls the AI extinction warnings science fiction

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Crusoe raises $3.9bn and starts trucking data centres to spare power

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Tesla’s European Megacharger rollout covers 21 sites and over 100 stalls

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Comp AI raises $34m to turn compliance into continuous monitoring

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Pinterest launches Visual Search Ads at its advertiser summit

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Nvidia’s Huang expects to sell twice as many chips next year

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Treble raises $18m to give physical AI a sense of hearing

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Oversight Board orders Meta to remove a deepfake of a UK councillor

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SpaceX weighs buying data from troubled startups to train its AI models

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King Charles asks AI chiefs to keep the technology under human control

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Toyota’s hydrogen pickup beats its electric one on every number except where to refuel it

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House Democrats push Johnson to cancel the recess to legislate on AI

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