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Legal experts warn that the words “slowdown” and “pause”, which AI companies use in connection with safety initiatives, may be interpreted under the Sherman Act as an anticompetitive agreement to restrict output, rather than as a legitimate safety measure.
A commentary on Tech Policy Press criticizes how belief in the imminent emergence of AGI/ASI drives investment narratives at tech companies – one example is SpaceX, whose IPO in June 2026 briefly made Musk a trillionaire and whose market capitalization exceeds 2 trillion USD.
A leaked proposal from the Australian government envisages an opt-out system that would allow OpenAI and Anthropic to train AI on copyrighted works without consent from their creators. A legal analyst argues that this conflicts with the Copyright Act.
The US White House halted work on a proposal to establish a regulatory body for AI lab self-regulation after David Sacks and Mark Zuckerberg lobbied President Trump against it.
AI Now Institute and Local Progress are seeking a researcher to create three state-specific guides to local data center regulation, building on the organization's North Star Data Center Toolkit.
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.
Anthropic challenged the legality and process of the US export controls that led it to temporarily suspend access to the Claude Fable 5 and Mythos 5 models in June 2026. In response, it published a jailbreak severity framework and a program for reporting jailbreaks.
New: Export control issued due to concerns about a jailbreak and the model's cyber capabilities; Anthropic challenged the legality of the export control and the lack of a clear process; Anthropic responded by publishing a jailbreak severity framework
Anthropic chief Dario Amodei denied that the company supports a ban on open-weight models, including Chinese models. He was responding to a letter from Nvidia, Meta, Microsoft, Mistral and Hugging Face opposing restrictions. He sees the main threat in authoritarian governments, not in open weights as such.
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