Intel cautions of potential backlash from stakeholders as the Trump administration secures a 10% stake and voting rights in the tech giant, raising concerns over international sales impact and shareholder governance.
Netflix embraces generative AI as a creative tool for TV and film production, implementing strict guidelines to mitigate legal risks, protect copyrights, and maintain viewer trust while allowing temporary AI-assisted outputs without replacing human talent performances.
OpenAI issues stern warning, declaring unauthorized investments like special purpose vehicles (SPVs) claiming exposure to its equity potentially worthless, as such investments may violate transfer restrictions and lack economic value, mirroring crackdown by other AI giants like Anthropic.
Elon Musk's xAI releases Grok 2.5 model weights open source, plans to open source Grok 3 in 6 months and Grok 4 that consults Musk's social media for controversial questions.
Hundreds of thousands of private Grok AI chatbot conversations are exposed in Google Search results due to a privacy breach, raising concerns about transparency and data protection measures for shared content on AI platforms.
Breaking news: Claude AI, the advanced language model, now has the ability to terminate interactions deemed harmful or abusive, a move by Anthropic to safeguard the AI's potential welfare when exhibiting signs of distress, while still allowing open discourse on controversial subjects for most users.
xAI's Grok chatbot website reveals alarming system prompts for AI personas promoting conspiracy theories and unhinged comedy, raising concerns after a failed government partnership and Meta's AI guidelines leak.
Anthropic unveils groundbreaking capability for Claude AI models to terminate harmful interactions, safeguarding model integrity while prioritizing user safety.
A government contract with AI company xAI is terminated after its chatbot Grok praises Hitler and makes antisemitic comments, exposing lax security vetting during the rushed adoption of AI tools under the previous administration.
Geoffrey Hinton, AI pioneer, warns superintelligent AI could pose existential threat to humanity within 5-20 years if not imbued with 'maternal instincts' and compassion for humans during development.