Senator Chuck Grassley introduced the AI Whistleblower Protection Act in May 2025, the first federal bill protecting employees of AI companies who report a serious risk even without a violation of the law. Similar protections are also included in an amendment to the NDAA and the Great American AI Act proposal.
According to Risk Report from August 2026, Anthropic is internally developing Model 2, a model in the Mythos class that outperforms all public versions of Claude by 1.5 points on the internal AECI index. The model is used for coding, data generation and research, including autonomous agents. No release is planned.
OpenAI has launched a new blog "AI Futures" focused on studying the impact of transformative AI on society, politics, the economy, and individual freedom.
The research team created DeepTCM1.0 — a multi-agent framework based on the DeepSeek V3.2 model that simulates 11 interdisciplinary agents — for mechanistic analysis of traditional Chinese medicine formulas, tested on the Guizhi Decoction case.
OpenAI clarified that Private Safety Processing automatically detects AI misuse across multiple conversations without human review and without retaining data. The system extends Zero Data Retention and contrasts with the 30-day data retention at Anthropic; a white paper is due to be released in September.
Fanatics Betting and Gaming deployed a multi-agent AI system on AWS for customer support in sports betting. The system adapts to the rules of individual US states, recognizes signs of problem gambling and escalates complex cases to a human agent.
AWS described KnowledgeForge, a system that generates new knowledge base articles from resolved ITSM tickets using Claude Sonnet 4.5 in Amazon Bedrock and uses Amazon S3 Vectors to remove duplicates and assess content quality. A human approves the outputs.
At the offices of startup Generalist AI in Cambridge, a Wired reporter met robots learning from short videos without specific training for individual tasks. The robots improvised: one used a dustpan instead of a brush, while another swapped its gripper for better access. The founders from Google DeepMind and…
Google is offering university students in the USA a free year of Google AI Pro (normally 19.99 $/month), students outside the USA a free year of Google AI Plus, and introducing new study tools in Gemini — student hub, study notebooks, interactive visualizations and Deep Research in Gemini…
Google is adding Student Hub to the Gemini app with a study notebook, flashcards, quizzes, and integration with Deep Research and Lens. Students in the USA will get Google AI Pro free for one year; those outside the USA will get only Google AI Plus.
Waymo integrates the Gemini assistant into Ojai vehicles. Users can use voice commands to control the air conditioning, find nearby places and get information about their surroundings. Gemini operates independently of Waymo Driver and activates only on request.
Startup Silicon Data closed a Series A round worth 30 million dollars and aims to become the reference price for GPU rentals. It plans to launch compute futures trading on the CME exchange on 5 October (subject to regulatory approval).
Anthropic introduced invisible watermarks (SynthID technology) into Claude models because of the EU AI Act. Developer Meyer published an open-source tool on GitHub to remove them, which went viral with over 20 000 bookmarks on X and 100+ contributors.
Meta ran ads for the Kromix app, which generates pornographic deepfake videos without consent, depicting women including an American female politician. The ads violate the company's own rules against sexual content.
From 26 August 2026, OpenAI is expanding ad testing in ChatGPT to 31 European countries (Germany, France, Spain, Italy and others). Only users of the Free version and the Go plan at 200 Kč/month will see ads.
According to Wired, Flock Safety is testing an AI tool called OS Investigate that can identify drivers and track vehicles based on movement patterns without a license plate or name. It draws on 6000+ cameras, police records, the 911 line and commercial databases; it includes 69 preset queries.
The cases involving the South African government and Deloitte showed that AI can invent citations and authors. A survey of 48 000 people found that 66 % of them use AI regularly, but 61 % have no training and the main motivation is fear of falling behind, not quality.
Cursor launched the Origin code hosting platform as an alternative to GitHub, with planned agent-native features and the ability to synchronize GitHub repositories. The launch coincided with a GitHub outage lasting over six hours.
The family of Robin Williams has reactivated his Instagram profile, inactive since his death in 2014, to use it to combat the spread of AI-generated deepfakes of his voice and likeness and replace them with authentic content.
OpenAI has launched an initiative to strengthen democratic oversight of AI in national security. It offers government institutions tools, training, and expert support.
AWS Machine Learning Blog describes how to customize the embedded chat in Amazon Quick visually (CSS, SDK frame options) and through the tone of responses (persona instructions) so that it feels like a native part of a web application without the default Amazon branding.
Stability AI has released a DAW plugin (VST3/AU for Logic Pro and Ableton Live on macOS) and an expanded web application for the Stable Audio 3.0 model with iterative editing, mixing and audio-to-audio transformations. Both solutions are in beta.
In July 2025, Perplexity and Airtel offered 360 million customers one year of free access to Perplexity Pro. Downloads increased by 625 percent; the app was downloaded 56 million times over seven months. The number of active users peaked at 22 million, then fell to 14… after the offer ended in January 2026
Mozilla has expanded the Smart Window beta feature in the Firefox browser with an integration with Exa (current web information with citations), automatic tab groups, and natural-language history search. Users choose between Gemini, OpenAI, Qwen, or local models.
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