Anthropic's recent AI risk warning is creating a buzz. We break down whether the fear that AI could replicate itself or hack systems is a reality, or an exaggerated narrative for regulation.
The U.S. Federal Trade Commission (FTC) has launched a comprehensive investigation into major AI companies, including OpenAI and Anthropic, to assess AI safety and potential consumer risks.
We break down allegations that recent AI security breaches reported by OpenAI and Anthropic may have been exaggerated.
We break down the 'regulatory capture' controversy, where AI company Anthropic is accused of using government regulations to block competition, in terms easy for everyone to understand.
OpenAI is now supporting a California AI regulation bill it previously opposed, pushing for a 'safe AI law for parents and children.'
The European Union (EU) has designated ChatGPT as a 'very large online search engine' and begun applying enhanced digital safety regulations. What changes will this bring for us and AI services?
Between the rapidly increasing number of AI-related bills and vague marketing messages from companies, we examine what we need to watch out for and the current state of AI regulation.
Senator Bernie Sanders has urged AI companies including OpenAI, Anthropic, and Meta to halt development. We simplify the debate on regulation and safety in the AI era.
The U.S. Federal Reserve is seeking public comment to modernize its regulations on loans to bank insiders.
With monthly active users in Europe exceeding 45 million, ChatGPT and Roblox will now be subject to the EU's strict Digital Services Act.
We explain in simple terms the industry-wide permanent ban and fines imposed by the U.S. Federal Reserve on Thomas Engelbrecht, former CEO of Bank of Eufaula.