OpenClaw 2 is the project’s biggest update yet, with easier installation, support for existing ChatGPT and Claude subscriptions, a rebuilt browser experience, and more than 16,000 pull requests.
Debian developers have rejected proposals to ban artificial intelligence from the project, choosing a responsible-use policy that allows generative AI while keeping humans accountable for their contributions.
Sony and Warner are suing Anthropic, alleging the Claude maker knowingly used pirate libraries, scraped copyrighted lyrics, and removed copyright information while building its AI models.
OpenAI plans to stop providing its AI models through Cursor following Elon Musk’s SpaceX takeover, citing concerns about compliance with its terms of service.
Microsoft-backed AI analyzes millions of camera images to detect wildfires earlier, but ALERTCalifornia’s expanding network also raises privacy questions.
AI is accelerating software attacks while security teams struggle to patch vulnerabilities. New Contrast Security research shows just how wide that gap has become.
Microsoft is deepening its AI relationship with Saudi Arabia through HUMAIN, a state-backed company chaired by Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman. The partnership could bring ALLAM models to Microsoft Foundry and Microsoft 365 Copilot, raising fresh questions about privacy and human rights.
Thibault “Tibo” Sottiaux has become an unlikely rockstar among OpenAI Codex users. I even plan my Codex usage around his now-famous reset promises.
Big Tech is expected to spend nearly $700 billion in 2026 as the AI infrastructure boom accelerates. HTX Research says AI technology may still be early, but spending and valuations are already showing warning signs.
Mozilla is highlighting a new framework for understanding open source AI, arguing that model weights, training data, code, documentation, and other components can have very different levels of openness.
Microsoft is bringing AI agents deeper into Azure Cosmos DB, allowing them to understand schemas, generate queries, and execute them with developer approval.
OpenAI wants to detect dangerous patterns across multiple AI interactions without letting its employees read customer prompts. Here is how Private Safety Processing and Zero Data Retention are supposed to work.