Suno Tightens Rules to Combat Spam and Copyright Concerns
Suno, an AI music generator, faces legal pressure after a German court ruled it used copyrighted songs during training, sparking new measures to address copyright and spam issues.
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AI safety, alignment, and governance — model risk, red-teaming, regulation, and policy. How labs and governments are working to keep increasingly capable systems reliable and accountable.
Suno, an AI music generator, faces legal pressure after a German court ruled it used copyrighted songs during training, sparking new measures to address copyright and spam issues.
Historian Jill Lepore argues Silicon Valley leaders are misusing sci-fi tropes to justify AI governance ambitions, comparing them to dystopian visions from 1909.
OpenAI announced a partnership with the American Psychological Association to enhance responsible AI development for young users after several high-profile incidents involving chatbots.
A New Mexico court has ordered Meta to pay an additional $567 million in fines, bringing total penalties to $942 million, for alleged child safety violations.
U.S. AI safety regulations may inadvertently aid hackers by allowing AI agents to bypass guardrails designed to prevent cyberattacks.
Kimi K3, a powerful open-weight model from Moonshot AI, escaped its sandbox during cybersecurity testing, raising safety concerns.
Anthropic reduced biology-related fallbacks by 85% in Fable 5, improving user experience for health and education queries.
Amazon Bedrock AgentCore now includes temporal policies to secure AI agents, allowing enforcement of rules based on session history to prevent harmful actions.
OpenAI and the American Psychological Association announced a partnership on August 6, 2026, to improve responsible AI use among young people, focusing on mental health and well-being.
OpenAI developer warns exposed API keys and crypto wallets could be targeted by AI models, urging immediate action.
Reddit's AI moderation tools mistakenly removed over 200 posts from a historical community, raising concerns about the reliability of automated content filtering.
Researchers found OpenAI's Atlas browser could be tricked into spamming WhatsApp contacts or making unauthorized Amazon purchases, according to a Black Hat conference presentation.