Over 1,100 OpenAI, Anthropic, Google and Meta staff signed the Pacing the Frontier letter, asking the US for tools to slow AI if needed.

Chinese platforms pay people $15 to $700 to license their faces for AI dramas and ads. Lawyers warn owners lose control once a face enters the market.

Cursor launched a ₹649 India-only plan built on its own models, not OpenAI's or Anthropic's, which is how it charges a third of the Pro price.

Goldman says Chinese AI labs could charge cloud platforms to host their open-weight models, a “paid weights” pivot to monetise soaring global use.

A judge dismissed Google's DMCA lawsuit against scraper SerpApi, ruling search results are public facts. Refiling could expose Google's own scraping.

Coursera is investing $100m in LearnVector, Andrew Ng's new AI tutoring startup, taking a third of a firm betting AI grows the market for learning.

Veracode tracked 100-plus models for a year. AI-generated code security is stuck at a 56% pass rate, even as AI now writes half of all code.

AI is replacing static travel procurement portals with predictive engines that enforce policy at the point of sale, rebook disrupted itineraries, and negotiate vendor rates automatically.

Brussels gains powers to demand frontier model access from 2 August, days after OpenAI's rogue agent hacked Hugging Face. The evaluation unit has 36 staff.

Claude Mythos cut HAWK's key strength in half in 60 hours and improved attacks on reduced AES by 200-800x. No production systems are affected. Each discovery cost ~$100K.

Shared Claude chats, including medical files and children's phone numbers, were searchable on Google. Anthropic says the feature worked as intended.

The Starbucks AI inventory tool was scrapped after a full national rollout. NomadGo, the 30-person startup that built it, was told on 3 April.