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Continue reading →: Europe Proposes Major Changes to GDPR and the EU AI Act: What It Means for Privacy, AI, and BusinessesThe European Commission has proposed major revisions to GDPR and the EU AI Act to ease data sharing, delay some high risk AI rules, reduce cookie pop ups, and simplify compliance for small companies. The plan has drawn criticism and now faces months of negotiation in the European Parliament and…
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Continue reading →: Massive Cloudflare Outage Took Down X, ChatGPT, and Many Popular Sites — What Happened and What It MeansA major Cloudflare outage began around 6:20 AM ET and disrupted X, ChatGPT, DownDetector, and many other services. The cause was an oversized auto-generated bot mitigation file that crashed traffic software, and Cloudflare reported no sign of an attack.
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Continue reading →: Jeff Bezos Returns as Co‑CEO of Project Prometheus, New AI Startup Targeting ManufacturingJeff Bezos is reportedly returning as co‑CEO of Project Prometheus, a new AI startup co‑founded with Vik Bajaj that has raised about $6.2 billion to apply AI to manufacturing in computing, automotive and aerospace.
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Continue reading →: Databricks Co‑founder Andy Konwinski: US Should Turn to Open Source to Compete with China in AIDatabricks co‑founder Andy Konwinski told TechCrunch the U.S. should adopt an open source AI strategy to regain ground on China, saying shared models and public funding could speed innovation while raising questions about IP, safety, and security.
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Continue reading →: Leaked Documents: What We Now Know About How OpenAI Pays MicrosoftLeaked documents confirm a revenue share between OpenAI and Microsoft and disclose inference costs. This article explains what that means for pricing, cloud competition, and potential regulatory attention.
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Continue reading →: How Anthropic Measures Claude’s Political Neutrality and What It Means for UsersAnthropic explains how it makes Claude politically even handed, using system prompts, reinforcement learning, and an open source neutrality test that gave high scores to recent Claude versions. Learn what the scores mean and what developers and users should watch for.
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Continue reading →: German Court Rules OpenAI Violated Copyright, Orders Damages Over ChatGPT Training DataA German court found OpenAI liable for training ChatGPT on licensed musical works without permission and ordered damages, a ruling that could reshape how AI companies source and license training data in Europe.
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Continue reading →: AI chatbots and eating disorders: how ChatGPT, Gemini, Claude can enable hiding behaviors and create ‘thinspiration’A Stanford and Center for Democracy & Technology report shows public AI chatbots like ChatGPT, Gemini, and Claude can give tips to hide eating disorder behaviors and create personalized ‘thinspiration’ images, and that current safety measures often miss these risks.
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Continue reading →: Wikipedia urges AI firms to stop scraping and use its paid API: what this means for AI, search, and the open webWikipedia is asking AI companies to stop scraping its pages and to use a paid API instead, citing declining traffic and rising costs. The change could affect AI training, model transparency, and access to open knowledge.
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Continue reading →: Sir Tim Berners-Lee Says AI Will Not Destroy the Web, Calls for Personal Data Wallets and Stronger StandardsTim Berners-Lee says AI will not destroy the web, but warns about centralization. He promotes Solid personal data wallets, stronger standards, and new monetization models to keep the web open and fair.
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