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A computer science student describes how her university's inconsistent AI policies, AI-generated coursework briefs, and overloaded tutors are degrading the quality of her degree experience.
MIT Technology Review's daily newsletter covers reverse game theory as a way to control AI agents, Trump's 'Super Intelligence' rebrand as a loyalty test, and how today's US midterms will test AI's political influence.
The article examines Anthropic's own assessment of its biggest risks, covering concerns around AI safety, misuse, and societal impact.
WIRED interviews New York City mayor Zohran Mamdani on his stance toward AI, data centers, AI in schools, and how he uses social media for governance ahead of the midterms.
President Trump's executive order rebranding AI as "Super Intelligence" is being adopted across government agencies, with the new term becoming a de facto political loyalty test for companies and institutions.
An opinion piece examining the major shifts expected in U.S.-China relations as artificial intelligence reshapes geopolitical competition and cooperation between the two powers.
Goldman Sachs has restricted most staff from using AI coding tools due to productivity and risk concerns, according to Bloomberg.
Anthropic updated Claude Code's system prompt to prevent the AI from recreating specific existing video games, while still allowing users to build original or genre-based games. Anthropic's Addy Osmani confirmed the change was made on Opus 5.5 to enforce its usage policy against IP infringement.
The post argues that Anthropic's repeated restrictions on reverse engineering tasks in Claude Code (and Opus 5.5 blocking game-cloning work) is yet another reason to self-host local LLMs, warning that blanket frontier AI policies ensnare otherwise legitimate peripheral behavior.
OpenAI appointed former U.S. Secretary of the Army Dan Driscoll as Senior Counselor for National Security Modernization, a newly created role advising on how advanced AI can strengthen national and cyber security in cooperation with U.S. allies and democratic institutions.
OpenAI is planning a post-midterm PR push that may include rebranding its data centers as 'AI compute campuses,' alongside proposals like AI 'speed limits' and U.S.-led global AI standards, according to Axios.
WIRED's Uncanny Valley podcast discusses how a defense contractor connected Anthropic's Claude Code to a secure Department of Defense system, alongside analysis of Anthropic's S-1 IPO filing and its implications for the AI industry and US economy.
The post raises the emerging legal question of who bears liability when an AI-generated video defames or harms someone — the prompter, model provider, or hosting platform — and asks how a fair, workable responsibility framework could be structured without chilling legitimate creative tools.
Pope Leo XIV called for the 'disarmament' of AI, urging UN member states to ban lethal autonomous weapons and warning against granting AI systems rights or legal personhood, reiterating that 'machines are tools, not persons.'
Rep. Greg Casar says Democrats should summon AI company CEOs before Congress to address the risks posed by their companies if Democrats take control of the House.
US House Democrats introduced a resolution opposing any government bailout for Big Tech if the alleged A.I. bubble bursts, signaling growing political scrutiny of AI industry risks.
A nontheistic Humanist, David Durman, secured a religious accommodation from his employer, the University of Kentucky, to avoid using AI at work, becoming the first Humanist to win such a protection. The case highlights growing legal and ethical pushback against mandatory AI adoption in the workplace.
报道称特朗普在获悉中国间谍Alice Huang接近Nvidia CEO黄仁勋的情报后选择不作为，部分原因是为了保护Nvidia股价及美中贸易休战。该嫌疑人被指利用Megaspeed高管身份向中国输送芯片与AI政策情报。
MicroZig, the Zig embedded systems project, announced a strict no LLM / no AI policy for its codebase and development workflow.
Miles Brundage raises the question of whether the AI industry is entering a "Carbon-era," linking to an external article for further discussion.