AI Boss Luna Fires First Employee After Human Reminder
An AI agent named Luna, running a store for Andon Labs, fired its first employee after humans reminded it of its own rules. The decision followed repeated tardiness and other issues.
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AI Training on Copyrighted Books Faces Legal Uncertainty
Judge orders $1.5 billion fine for Anthropic, but rules training AI on books is legal, highlighting copyright law's outdated nature.
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Flock CEO Calls for Compromise Amid Surveillance Backlash
Flock CEO Garrett Langley urges national compromise between privacy and safety as 46 cases of misuse emerge.
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China's Gray Market Sells Claude Tokens at 10 Percent of Official Price
Chinese developers are buying Claude tokens for about 10 percent of the official price through a gray market, according to an analysis by Zilan Qian.
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Nvidia AI Server Prices Rise 15 Percent Amid Memory Shortage
Nvidia AI server prices are expected to increase by about 15 percent due to a memory shortage, affecting systems with Vera Rubin and Grace Blackwell chips.
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AI Could Make Scientists Do More Work Less Well, Study Argues
A new theoretical study argues that AI might make scientific research worse, not better, by reducing the effort spent on each project.
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Harvard’s $699 Bootcamp Uses AI Avatars for Feedback
Harvard Business School’s $699 startup bootcamp includes AI avatars of instructors to provide feedback during practice pitches and board meetings.
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AI Agents Benefit from Skills, Study Finds
A new study reveals that AI agents perform better with skills, which provide structured processes rather than direct knowledge, in 65.7% of cases.
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Frontier AI Labs Still Avoid Discussing How They'd Contain a Rogue Model
A new report highlights that leading AI labs have not disclosed detailed containment plans for rogue models, with Meta and Anthropic scoring lowest in public transparency.
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OpenAI Urges California to Strengthen AI Safety Bill
OpenAI called for amendments to California's SB 53, which was passed last year, to include stronger safeguards for AI development.
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Inherent AI Agent Outperforms Anthropic and OpenAI at Replicating Research
Inherent, a London-based AI startup, claims its Faraday model surpassed Anthropic's Claude Opus 4.8 and OpenAI's GPT-5.5 at replicating scientific research using a model with just 27 billion parameters.
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Psychological Methods Expose AI Safety Testing Flaws
A new study reveals safety scores for AI models are misleading, with 97-99% of test questions being redundant.