US weighs China sanctions over alleged AI model distillation
What's next: Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent is expected to join U.S.-China AI talks in September as scrutiny of Chinese open-weight models grows.
What's next: Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent is expected to join U.S.-China AI talks in September as scrutiny of Chinese open-weight models grows.
Why it matters: The open-weight model was priced near Anthropic Sonnet levels, while rival Z.AI shares fell 30% in the market fallout.
What's new: The proposed two-year deal would let Anthropic pay monthly for spare capacity, with both sides able to exit early.
What's new: The 2.8 trillion-parameter model topped an AI coding leaderboard, while shares of Z.ai fell 28% and Alibaba slid 4%.
What's new: The tool starts with Pro, Enterprise and Edu users, with cheaper smaller models aimed at winning more corporate customers.
What's new: The Singapore investor's net portfolio value hit a record S$518 billion, and it is also expanding infrastructure and private credit bets.
Why it matters: Anthropic told the Senate the activity used about 25,000 fraudulent accounts and could sharpen Washington's push for tighter AI controls.
Why it matters: The Manhattan race has become a test case for how hard Washington may regulate powerful AI models.
What's new: Legion says the shutdown of Fable 5 and Mythos 5 threatens its survival as export controls hit foreign nationals.
What's new: Meta is the only major US AI developer without a voluntary review deal as Washington expands national-security checks.
Why it matters: More than $17 million in AI-linked spending has turned one Manhattan House race into a national test of tech regulation.
Why it matters: The alliance urged governments and companies to harden systems now as AI speeds up and lowers the barrier for cyberattacks.
What's new: OpenAI, Anthropic and Mistral AI leaders are set to join talks on cybersecurity, social media and child safety.
Why it matters: The business expands US AI reach in China even as OpenAI and Anthropic avoid direct sales there.
What's new: Leaders backed a "trusted partners" scheme that could let allies use advanced US models despite Trump's foreign-access block.
What's new: The Commerce order threatens civil and criminal penalties and forced Anthropic to shut off Fable 5 and Mythos 5 worldwide.
What's new: AI products now bring in $1.7 billion a year, but heavier use of AI agents is pushing gross margins lower.
What’s new: A Commerce Department letter warned access to Fable 5 and Mythos 5 could require licenses worldwide, with civil and criminal penalties for violations.
What's new: The company restricted Mythos to 200 partners and then cut off Mythos 5 and Fable 5 after officials moved to bar foreign access.
What's new: The rally added $412 billion in a day and left the stock more than 42% above its $135 IPO price.
What's new: The order forced Anthropic to shut Fable 5 and Mythos 5 for all customers, not just foreign nationals.
What's new: Company staff met Trump administration officials after a Friday order forced Anthropic to shut off Fable 5 and Mythos 5 for all customers.
What's new: Bank of America started coverage with buy ratings on Zhipu and MiniMax as Anthropic halted top-model access for foreign nationals.
The request covers consumer and minors’ data, elderly users and concerns that chatbots could encourage criminal acts.
What's new: The $75 billion IPO became the largest on record and put SpaceX among the six most valuable U.S. companies.
What's new: The directive bars access by any foreign national, including Anthropic employees, over unspecified national security concerns.
What's new: Ona's cloud setup is meant to help Codex run longer jobs, and the service now tops 5 million weekly users.
What's new: Anthropic paired the hearing with proposals on job tracking, hiring incentives and possible income support funded by AI firms.
What's new: The model adds guardrails on cybersecurity and biology and scored about 5% above Claude Opus 4.8 in Vals AI tests.
Why it matters: Employers are struggling to fill AI roles as OpenAI, Anthropic and Alibaba expand hiring in Singapore.
What's new: The company also widened Mythos 5 access for select cyberdefenders after testers found more than 10,000 critical flaws.
What's next: The filing gives OpenAI the option to list as soon as the fourth quarter, while also planning a tender offer for employee shares.
What's new: The revamp could arrive within weeks as 2 million business customers generate about 40% of revenue.
The company wants governments and AI labs to set shared triggers and checks to slow research before risks become uncontrollable.
What's new: The pact covers about 110,000 Nvidia GPUs through June 2029 and gives Google an exit if capacity misses a Sept. 30, 2026 deadline.
What's next: The offering could expose Anthropic's gross margins and reset pricing for private AI rivals.
What's next: The company plans talks with policymakers and rival labs in coming months on shared thresholds for slowing risky AI work.
What's new: The order also sets up an AI cyber clearinghouse after concern over Anthropic's unreleased Mythos model.