The AI briefing
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A judge found that using a recognizable AI imitation to trade on an actor's voice could infringe publicity rights, while rejecting a request to remove videos from a closed account.
An official present told TIME that Trump asked Musk's chatbot how Venezuelans might react if the United States captured Maduro.
A reported fMRI system produced closer reconstructions of pictures seen by volunteers, while still making visible mistakes and requiring scanner data.
Anthropic's IPO filing describes a financing facility tied to TPU leases; Reuters says the maximum is $42 billion, with no notes expected before the IPO.
A newly disclosed phishing campaign used fake policy invitations and a counterfeit OneDrive login to approach US AI-policy experts.
The bipartisan plan would seek company liability for hacking incidents involving AI agents, but the bill has not yet been introduced.
The bank expects 50% of its software developers to use Claude Code by year-end and says Anthropic models already support its markets inquiry workflow.
Enterprises can run IBM's AI software-development platform in customer-managed infrastructure, including air-gapped environments.
A new California executive order tells state agencies to retain the term artificial intelligence after Trump's federal Super Intelligence directive.
BMW will reduce divisions and associated management roles by 2027 while moving AI agents into core business and vehicle-development processes.
Transluce found 13 attack-like requests in archived traffic to a Canadian public-records search service; officials report no sign of a breach.
City officials say OpenAI notified them of access to a public-facing database; the mayor is not aware of unauthorized disclosure of sensitive information.
The new legislation addresses AI-only disciplinary decisions, notice for technology-driven layoffs and limits on workplace surveillance.
Google's new frontier model targets long coding and cyber-defense tasks, but only a trusted group of defenders is receiving access first.
The agency confirmed an inquiry into possible consumer risks at major AI companies but has not announced findings or charges.
Sen. Josh Hawley criticized the OpenAI CEO's absence from a hearing on rogue agents; OpenAI says it is still working with Congress on AI safety.
The limited preview asks OpenAI's Luna model to choose among predefined options, a narrower task than an open-ended chat response.
A $300 million employee tender lets staff sell vested shares at a valuation twice the figure reported for ElevenLabs' February financing.