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Continue reading →: AT&T’s AI ‘Digital Receptionist’ uses network call history to block spam and transcribe unknown callsAT&T is piloting a network-based AI digital receptionist that answers unknown calls, asks who is calling and why, and uses call history and interaction patterns to decide whether to connect the call, take a message, or hang up.
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Continue reading →: Rolling Stone Owner Sues Google Over AI Overviews: What Readers and Publishers Need to KnowPenske Media, owner of Rolling Stone and The Hollywood Reporter, sued Google over AI Overviews, claiming the summaries cut referral traffic and revenue; the case raises copyright and antitrust questions that could change how search engines use news content.
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Continue reading →: California Passes SB 53: What the New AI Safety Bill Means and Why Gov. Newsom Could Still VetoCalifornia’s legislature passed SB 53, a state AI safety bill that adds disclosure, audit, and reporting rules for large AI firms. Governor Gavin Newsom can still sign or veto the measure, and his decision will shape enforcement and the next steps for U.S. AI governance.
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Continue reading →: OpenAI is Working with US CAISI and UK AISI to Build More Secure AI SystemsOpenAI says it is working with U.S. CAISI and U.K. AISI to run joint red teaming, test agentic systems, and build biosecurity safeguards, aiming to improve AI safety, resilience, and public trust.
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Continue reading →: Encyclopaedia Britannica and Merriam-Webster Sue Perplexity Over Copied DefinitionsEncyclopaedia Britannica, owner of Merriam-Webster, sued AI answer engine Perplexity in New York federal court, alleging verbatim copying of definitions, traffic diversion, and trademark misuse. The outcome may shape how AI services use web content and attribute sources.
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Continue reading →: OpenAI Reworks Structure: Nonprofit Leadership With Equity in the PBC to Unlock $100 BillionOpenAI says it will keep nonprofit leadership while granting equity in its Public Benefit Corporation, aiming to unlock more than $100 billion to scale AI development and safety. The move seeks to balance large funding needs with nonprofit oversight.
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Continue reading →: Microsoft and OpenAI Agree Non-Binding MOU That Could Open a Path to an OpenAI IPOMicrosoft and OpenAI announced a non-binding memorandum of understanding that outlines next steps in their partnership as OpenAI pursues a potential IPO; the nonprofit parent would retain authority while a for-profit stake is described at over $100 billion, and regulatory reviews remain ongoing.
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Continue reading →: OpenAI reportedly signs $300 billion Project Stargate cloud deal with Oracle: what it meansReports say OpenAI signed a roughly $300 billion cloud compute deal with Oracle as part of Project Stargate. This could reshape the cloud market, supply chains, datacenter demand, and regulatory attention.
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Continue reading →: Judge Pauses Anthropic’s $1.5 Billion Book Piracy Settlement, Raises Questions About Claims ProcessA federal judge paused Anthropic’s proposed $1.5 billion settlement with authors, citing unclear notice, accounting of covered works, and a potentially unfair claims process; a hearing is set for September 25.
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Continue reading →: Showrunner’s FILM-1 and the plan to recreate lost Orson Welles footageShowrunner plans to use a generative model called FILM-1, archival photos, and live actors to approximate lost scenes from Orson Welles’ The Magnificent Ambersons. The proposal raises legal and ethical questions, since Warner Bros. Discovery holds the rights and Showrunner has a history of unauthorized AI re-creations.
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