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September 14 – September 20
A poll by New York Times and Siena University among 1 503 likely voters (early September 2026) found that 61 % oppose the construction of data centers for AI and only 14 % strongly support it. Views differed only slightly between voters who supported Trump and those who supported Harris.
Scientist Heidy Khlaaf from AI Now Institute criticizes percentage estimates of existential AI risks (e.g., “10% chance of humanity being wiped out”) as unfalsifiable and scientifically unfounded due to the lack of concrete catastrophe scenarios.
Meta has expanded the AI agent Muse with dozens of connectors (Instagram Professional, Facebook Pages, Meta Ads, Canva) and support for custom connectors via API for small business owners. This follows the September launch of the Meta One subscription with Core ($7.99/month) and Premium ($19.99/month) plans.
New: The Muse agent is being expanded with dozens of connectors for Instagram Professional, Facebook Pages and Meta Ads; Support for custom connectors through API; Partnership with Canva and other tools; Muse for Small Business targets small business owners who work in Meta apps; Basic Muse features are free, with paid plans available for higher usage volumes
Amba Kak of AI Now Institute says that growing opposition to data centers has shifted sentiment in favor of AI regulation and allowed companies such as Anthropic to cast themselves as experts on solving problems they helped create.
OpenAI introduced new tools for governing API key creation at the organization and project levels — administrators can allow only service-account keys, only user-owned keys, or completely disable the creation of new keys.
According to a report in the Wall Street Journal, OpenAI acquired Glass Imaging, which uses AI to improve photos from smartphone cameras, for more than $300 million. OpenAI has not yet confirmed the transaction.
GitHub Copilot is expanding auto model selection with three levels – efficiency, balance and intelligence – that determine how the system weighs costs, output quality and response speed for each prompt.
Ninth Wave built the multi-agent assistant Compass to onboard banking API partners into an open finance network. It runs on Amazon Bedrock AgentCore with Strands Agents orchestration and seven specialized agents instead of a single RAG model.
A panel at TechCrunch Disrupt 2026 (13–15 October, San Francisco), featuring the CEO of Airbyte, the CEO of Webflow and a partner at Radical Ventures, will discuss how AI startups should defend themselves as OpenAI, Anthropic and Google gradually integrate their features into their own models.
Superhuman is acquiring the notetaker Fathom (400 thousand active users, 1 million recorded meetings) and integrating it into its AI productivity platform for work automation and AI agents.
An analysis by AI Now Institute argues that value from European AI projects continues to flow to US AI labs and hyperscalers, and proposes four policy directions in place of the current EU market strategy (gigafactories, VC investments, deregulation).
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