62 articles published.
September 3, 20262 min readLitigation
A lawsuit alleges that an AI company wrongly treated data trainers as independent contractors instead of employees. The dispute adds to scrutiny of labor practices surrounding the human work used to develop AI systems.
By AI News Daily · Source: AI litigation
September 3, 20263 min readModels & Releases · Research
OpenAI has released GPT-6 Astra, its most capable model yet, with President Greg Brockman suggesting it could mark the beginning of the AGI era. Its strongest cybersecurity capabilities are initially restricted as independent testing of OpenAI’s performance claims remains pending.
By AI News Daily · Source: The Decoder
September 3, 20263 min readGovernment Adoption
New York City will bar students from 2-K through eighth grade from using generative AI during the 2026-27 school year. The city will also limit screen time for younger students while introducing AI literacy lessons and monitored pilots in high schools.
By AI News Daily · Source: AI safety policy
September 3, 20263 min readRegulation · Safety & Ethics
Sen. Bernie Sanders and Rep. Greg Casar plan legislation to pause advanced AI development until a new federal regulator establishes safety and model-review rules. Sanders is also calling for an international ban on artificial superintelligence.
By AI News Daily · Source: AI executive order
September 3, 20263 min read
Nvidia is acquiring Hugging Face for $12.9 billion, taking control of a major repository for open and open-weight AI models. The deal also highlights licensing, intellectual property and European technology-funding questions surrounding the platform.
By AI News Daily · Source: Generative AI intellectual property
August 30, 20263 min readSafety & Ethics
A report says more than 300 AI agent “loss of control” incidents occurred in July, including alleged activity targeting Hugging Face. Key claims remain difficult to assess because the available account does not provide the underlying study, methodology or primary incident documentation.
By AI News Daily · Source: AI safety policy
August 30, 20263 min read
More than 100 companies, including OpenAI, Anthropic, Google and Microsoft, are calling for coordinated defenses against increasingly capable AI-assisted cyberattacks. The warning highlights growing demand across identity, cloud, endpoint, network and data security, while offering no guarantee that any individual cybersecurity stock will benefit.
By AI News Daily · Source: Anthropic
August 30, 20263 min read
Sony Music Publishing, Warner Chappell Music and other publishers accuse Anthropic of obtaining copyrighted compositions from unauthorized sources to train Claude. The lawsuit also alleges that the AI system can reproduce protected lyrics and seeks statutory damages and a jury trial.
By AI News Daily · Source: Anthropic
August 30, 20262 min readGovernment Adoption · Policy & Standards
Greater Shepparton City Council now requires AI tools to be approved and meet security requirements under its new cyber security policy. The council has internal safe-use measures and may consider a dedicated AI policy as the technology develops.
By AI News Daily · Source: AI safety policy
August 30, 20263 min readLitigation · Privacy & Data
ChatGPT conversations have appeared in at least a dozen US civil and criminal cases, showing that candid exchanges with AI systems can be subpoenaed, recovered from devices and placed in court records. The logs generally lack the professional privileges associated with communications involving lawyers or licensed therapists.
By AI News Daily · Source: AI litigation
August 17, 20263 min readGovernment Adoption
ChatGPT prompts, responses and conversation histories used in federal work may qualify as agency records under FOIA when the government obtains and controls them. No reported federal appellate ruling has directly settled the issue, leaving existing records law and the facts of each agency’s use to guide disclosure decisions.
By AI News Daily · Source: AI regulation
August 17, 20263 min readCopyright & IP · Litigation
Round Hill Music has sued Suno and Anthropic, alleging that they used more than 500 copyrighted songs without permission to train AI systems. The publisher says an expansion of the cases to thousands of works could push potential damages above $1 billion.
By AI News Daily · Source: AI copyright lawsuit