ReutersPolicy & safety
Apple says it will flag AI requests for Mac data after Meta's Muse draws complaints
METAModest negativeAAPLModest positive
BloombergPolicy & safety
NYU's Gary Marcus on AI development concerns
Gary Marcus, Robust AI Inc. co-founder and former CEO, argues that developers, including OpenAI, lack sufficient safeguards for systems they can't reliably control. He speaks with Romaine Bostick on Bloomberg's "The Close." (Source: Bloomberg)
The VergePolicy & safety
Apple will limit Mac disk access as AI agents ‘substantially’ increase risk
Apple will limit Mac full disk access, requiring "very explicit user action" due to risks from AI agents. The change follows concerns about apps accessing sensitive data like messages and browsing history.
METAModest negativeAAPLModest positive
TechCrunchPolicy & safety
Apple says it’s tightening macOS ‘Full Disk Access’ controls due to new risks from AI agents
Apple is tightening macOS "Full Disk Access" controls due to risks from AI agents. The change follows reports that Meta's Muse app accessed private messages and a ChatGPT flaw, with Apple requiring "very explicit user action" for apps to gain this access.
METAModest negativeAAPLModest positive
TechCrunchPolicy & safety
Call it AI, call it Super Intelligence, only 2% of consumers are buying it
Only 2% of consumers are buying AI products, despite rebranding efforts and major tech CEO involvement. Meta and OpenAI are introducing friendlier AI interfaces, while enterprise investment remains dominant.
AMDModest positive
TechCrunchPolicy & safety
It’s not AI anymore, it’s ‘super intelligence’ (according to the White House)
The White House rebranded AI as "super intelligence" and had top tech CEOs sign an AI safety pledge. President Trump signed an executive order for the rebrand, with 10,000+ tech leaders expected at Disrupt.
AMDModest positive
BloombergPolicy & safety
James Manyika on AI Regulation
"I don't think it should be left to any one company." Google SVP James Manyika says a "collective effort" is needed to ensure AI safety. (Source: Bloomberg)
TechCrunchPolicy & safety
Circuit Breaker Labs hopes to make AI safer for your kids (and you)
Circuit Breaker Labs, a startup in TechCrunch's 2026 Startup Battlefield 200, tests AI safety by simulating diverse user interactions to prevent harmful responses. It focuses on high-risk AI applications like mental health support apps, using red-team tests with 50,000+ daily interactions.
TechCrunchPolicy & safety
Pope Leo XIV is not a fan of AI-generated art
Pope Leo XIV criticized AI-generated art, emphasizing the spiritual and ontological difference between human and machine-created art. He expressed concerns in a post on X and an encyclical, while Anthropic lobbied the Vatican without success.
The InformationPolicy & safety
How China’s Token Resellers Create an Anthropic Gray Market
Six companies in Beijing sell access to Anthropic's Claude AI model to Chinese customers, bypassing restrictions. Anthropic claims Chinese AI labs are stealing its models through fake accounts and stolen identities.
Cohere BlogPolicy & safety
Who Gets to Define the Rules for AI? | Cohere
Cohere's CEO argues against a handful of Silicon Valley AI companies defining global AI rules, citing past failures of similar monopolies. The article highlights concerns over antitrust exemptions and lack of broader participation in setting AI standards.
South China Morning PostPolicy & safety
Hong Kong users caught off guard as Anthropic tightens VPN access to Claude
Hong Kong users faced account suspensions after Anthropic tightened VPN access to Claude. Users reported sudden deactivation of accounts previously accessed via VPNs.
CNBCPolicy & safety
AI is making cyberattacks faster and harder to detect, Interpol warns. Here’s what companies should watch
An Interpol executive warns AI is making existing cyber threats faster and harder to detect, while companies face new risks from the rise of agentic AI.
The VergePolicy & safety
Judge dismisses antitrust lawsuits over Google’s AI Overviews
A federal judge dismissed antitrust lawsuits from Chegg and Penske Media Corporation against Google, ruling their claims about AI Overviews harming traffic lacked legal basis. Google is testing a pilot program paying around 100 publishers for content used in AI search features.
GOOGLModest positive
The InformationPolicy & safety
OpenAI Accuses Moonshot of Distillation Campaign
OpenAI said it recently identified and mitigated a “coordinated model-distillation campaign” involving individuals associated with Moonshot AI, the Chinese developer of Kimi models. OpenAI said the operators of the campaign tried to extract protected reasoning—the model’s hidden thinking process ...
Zscaler Company NewsPolicy & safety
When Your Team Includes Non-Humans, Leadership Changes
Zscaler discusses leadership challenges as AI agents gain autonomy in enterprises, highlighting risks of unpredictability and blurred accountability. The company emphasizes defining authorization and governance before deploying agentic systems.
South China Morning PostPolicy & safety
Anthropic raises alarm over elite hacking ability of Chinese firm Z.ai’s GLM-5.3
Anthropic warned that Z.ai's GLM-5.3 AI model has strong hacking abilities but weak safety measures. The model nearly matches Anthropic's advanced AI in cyber capabilities.
South China Morning PostPolicy & safety
Trump relies on AI giants to self-police after ruling out China deal
US President Donald Trump ruled out AI collaboration with China, claiming it would harm American leadership. He stated China would gain access to unknown technologies.
Dell Technologies BlogPolicy & safety
A New Era of AI Agents Demands a New Security Model
Dell and NVIDIA launched the Dell AI Factory with the NVIDIA Open Agent Safety Platform, combining hardware-rooted security and runtime governance to control autonomous AI agents. The platform uses NVIDIA OpenShell and Sentry on Dell infrastructure, including PowerEdge servers with NVIDIA Blackwell and Vera CPUs.
DELLModest positiveNVDAModest positive
NVIDIA Technical BlogPolicy & safety
NVIDIA Open Agent Safety Platform: A Reference for Continuous In-Silicon Agent Monitoring
NVIDIA introduced the Open Agent Safety Platform, combining OpenShell on Vera CPUs and Sentry on BlueField-4 DPUs for secure AI agent monitoring. It provides kernel-level isolation and out-of-band enforcement for safer agent operations.
NVDAModest positive
SentinelOne BlogPolicy & safety
SentinelOne and NVIDIA: Governing AI From Silicon to Runtime
SentinelOne and NVIDIA launched the NVIDIA Open Agent Safety Platform, with SentinelOne as a key collaborator. The platform focuses on hardware isolation and attestation to govern AI runtime behavior, using NVIDIA's BlueField-4 chip.
SModest positiveNVDAModest positive
Dell Technologies BlogPolicy & safety
Sovereign AI Is a Control Problem, not a Location Problem
Fifty percent of firms face data sovereignty as an architectural constraint, yet only 10% budget for it, according to a 2026 BARC study of 320 organizations. Key concerns include data residency, execution, and operational control in AI systems.
Ars TechnicaPolicy & safety
Muse, Meta's extraordinarily privileged AI assistant, has a serious 0-day
Meta's AI assistant Muse has a zero-day vulnerability allowing apps to gain full control of the agent. Amazon blocked Muse from its site, citing unauthorized AI agent use.
METAModest negativeAMZNModest positive