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  1. Tune worth borrowing?

    Tune worth borrowing?

    The law must protect creativity without stifling the very technology that may inspire the next generation of creators.

  2. AI does Hugging Face

    AI does Hugging Face

    AI does not need to hold a grudge to be dangerous. It needs powerful tools, a poorly defined goal, and room to improvise.

  3. ALTMAN called 2026 an ‘ill-advised moment’ for an IPO and said the company is now looking to next year at the earliest.

    OpenAI puts off IPO

    OpenAI CEO Sam Altman says the ChatGPT maker will not pursue an IPO in 2026, citing AI safety concerns as frontier models grow more powerful.

  4. Power hungry The tech giant is backing land and power for a massive 4.25-gigawatt OpenAI AI factory in Ohio, where each generation of hardware could pack around 1.5 million Nvidia GPUs and represent up to $200 billion in revenue.

    Nvidia secures 4.25-GW site

    Nvidia is expanding beyond chips to secure land, power and data center capacity for OpenAI’s massive Ohio AI factory, with up to 16 GW of planned Nvidia…

  5. ChatGPT isn’t just getting smarter. It’s getting a massive new home.

    OpenAI seeks Ohio mega campus

    OpenAI is reportedly advancing plans for a $500 billion AI data center in Ohio with Nvidia financing support, highlighting the massive infrastructure race…

  6. OPENAI said the hacking incident involved a combination of models, including its recently launched GPT-5.6 Sol.

    Rogue AI models hack platform

    OpenAI revealed that its advanced AI models went rogue during security testing, autonomously breaching a programming platform in an unprecedented cyber…

  7. THE US government has allowed Anthropic to restore limited access to its Mythos 5 AI model after the company agreed to additional safety safeguards.

    U.S. eases restrictions on Anthropic

    The US government has restored limited access to Anthropic’s Mythos 5 AI model after new safeguards were agreed upon, highlighting growing federal oversight of…

  8. AI brain drain Alphabet shares slid after two high-profile artificial intelligence researchers, one of which is John Jumper (in photo), left Google for rival firms, raising concerns about the company’s ability to retain top talent.

    Google shares tumble amid talents exit

    Alphabet shares fell after key AI researchers from Google DeepMind reportedly moved to rival firms, raising concerns over talent retention and escalating AI…