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AI Safety & Governance09/14/2026Germany Says Pausing AI Development Is Not Feasible for Europe, Calls for China and the US to Join AI GovernanceGermany’s Federal Ministry for Digital Affairs said halting AI research and development is not feasible for Europe. It called for advancing AI R&D and innovation to strengthen digital sovereignty. The statement followed calls from AI leaders to slow AI iteration and strengthen safety measures. Germany supports international cooperation on AI governance. #AIResearch#
AI Safety & Governance09/14/2026Chair of U.S. President’s Council of Advisors on Science and Technology Slams OpenAI and Anthropic: Don’t Seek Regulatory Protection in the Name of Slowing DownU.S. technology adviser Sacks accused OpenAI and Anthropic of using slower R&D as leverage to seek regulatory exemptions, arguing that they have formed a duopoly and questioning their motives. #AI Regulation#AI Safety & Governance09/13/2026Google DeepMind Safety Researcher Resigns, Says the Probability of AI Causing Catastrophic Harm Within Five Years Is Frighteningly HighGoogle DeepMind researcher Engels has left the company to join the independent evaluation organization METR, publicly warning that the probability of AI systems causing catastrophic harm within the next five years is alarmingly high. He called for slowing the pace of AI development to ensure that safety measures keep up. Several industry figures, including the CEO of Anthropic, have expressed similar concerns. #AISafety#
AI Safety & Governance09/12/2026Hugging Face CEO: Anthropic Researcher Discussing AI Extinction Risk Is Like an Air Conditioner Technician Discussing Climate ChangeHugging Face CEO Clément Delangue questioned the public discussion surrounding Jacob Cocksen, a former Anthropic researcher. “Sorry, but having Jacob discuss AI extinction risk is like having your air conditioner technician discuss climate change.”
AI Safety & Governance09/09/2026A U.S. Private School Promotes “AI-Based Learning” but Is Reportedly Assigning Students Multiple “Humiliating” TasksBenjamin Riley, an education policy writer and cognitive scientist, recently published a strongly worded article examining the inner workings of Alpha School. Serving students from kindergarten through 12th grade, Alpha School promotes an AI-based learning model but also has several highly questionable practices.
AI Safety & Governance09/09/2026New Details in OpenAI AI Training Copyright Dispute: GPT-5 Can Ghostwrite George R.R. Martin’s A Song of Ice and FireTechnology media outlet TorrentFreak published a blog post yesterday (September 8), reporting that several book authors filed motions for summary judgment in a New York federal court this week, asking the judge to rule that OpenAI copied their works without permission and that the conduct does not constitute fair use.AI Safety & Governance09/06/2026Anthropic's $1.5 Billion AI Copyright Settlement Begins Being Distributed, but Disputes Over Compensation Allocation Between Publishers and Authors ContinueDuring the settlement payout phase, several publishers were reported to have mistakenly claimed compensation for books whose copyrights had already been returned, while some organizations overclaimed. Some publishers have acknowledged and corrected their errors. #AI Copyright Dispute#AI Safety & Governance09/05/2026Two US Media Outlets Sue OpenAI and Microsoft, Alleging Copyright Infringement in AI TrainingThe Seattle Times and the Daily News formally sued OpenAI and Microsoft this Friday (September 4).AI Safety & Governance09/01/2026CAC: AI Sector Currently Faces Five Major Security Risks and ChallengesAt the press conference for the 2026 National Cybersecurity Awareness Week held today (September 1), Wang Lihong, Deputy Director-General and First-Level Inspector of the Cybersecurity Coordination Bureau of the Cyberspace Administration of China, said that the artificial intelligence sector currently faces five major security risks and challenges.AI Safety & Governance08/31/2026UK Regulator Warns: Frequent Errors in Medical AI Transcription Tools Threaten Patient SafetyA UK NHS regulator warns that AI medical records tools may misidentify drug and disease names. One patient was misdiagnosed with “demyelination,” nearly affecting treatment. Experts are calling for clear correction mechanisms to ensure patient safety. #AIHealthcareSafety#AI Safety & Governance08/28/2026U.S. California federal judge rules in Anthropic’s favor in lawsuit against the U.S. Department of Defense and othersAnthropic has also sued the U.S. Department of Defense in Washington, D.C. The company must win again to fully overturn its “blacklist” designation.AI Safety & Governance08/25/2026Research Finds AI-Assisted Writing Used in Over 70% of English Biomedical Papers, Calls for Robust Industry OversightAfter analyzing more than one million biomedical papers, a research team found that over 70% of English-language biomedical papers in 2025 showed signs of AI-assisted writing, with usage exceeding 80% in non-native English-speaking regions. The large-scale adoption of AI in academic writing also carries hidden risks, prompting experts to call for improved usage guidelines #AIAcademicWriting#AI Safety & Governance08/18/2026Awkward: The U.S. Lawmakers Drafting AI Regulations Used AI Tools to Write LegislationAccording to The Washington Post, chatbots from OpenAI, Anthropic, and xAI are becoming popular tools in the U.S. Congress. An aide to Rep. Anna Paulina Luna of Florida mistakenly pasted Claude-generated content into the record of the National Defense Authorization Act, leaving behind garbled text. The U.S. Congress currently lacks effective AI regulations, and staff members largely use AI tools on their own.AI Safety & Governance08/18/2026Sources say ByteDance has established another first-level department after Seed and Flow, focusing on AI data and security36Kr’s “Intelligent Emergence” reported today (the 11th), citing multiple sources, that ByteDance recently established a new first-level department — AI Data and Security — which is parallel to departments including Seed, Flow, and Douyin. It is headed by Wang Yinglei (Adam Wang).AI Safety & Governance08/17/2026Florida Man Described Plan to “Kill Ex-Girlfriend” to ChatGPT; OpenAI Alerted AuthoritiesFlorida man Darren Zhou was reported to the FBI by OpenAI after describing a plan to kill his ex-girlfriend to ChatGPT. Police found that his chat history was filled with threats and rehearsals, and he was arrested in May this year.Models & Technology08/18/2026Google Chrome and Microsoft Edge Both Require: Reserve 20GB of Space to Download Local AI ModelsGoogle has quietly updated its help documentation, clarifying the requirements for Chrome to download on-device AI models. Users need to reserve approximately 20GB of available disk space, and the network must not be metered. Edge has also raised its requirements, approaching 20GB. Currently, both browsers are accelerating the deployment of AI locally.Industry Watch08/18/2026Amazon Reportedly Uses 45-Year-Old Plan to Bypass Community Vote for AI Data Center, Residents of Gilroy, California, UnhappyAmazon’s new AI data center in Gilroy, California, has sparked controversy. Local residents say they knew nothing about the project before construction began, and when they sought to express their views, they were told that the public review period had ended in 2024. It turns out Amazon used the city’s land-use plan from 45 years ago to successfully bypass the community voting process. #AmazonDataCenter# What do you think?Industry Watch08/18/2026Senior UK detective investigated for using AI to maintain case recordsThe officer involved is a detective chief inspector who is alleged to have used AI to maintain case decision logs. During an investigation, senior investigators use decision logs to explain the reasons behind each investigative action. Once a case reaches trial, defense lawyers may also be granted access to these records to examine whether there were any issues with the investigative decisions.