What Anthropic’s IPO Filing Reveals About Its Money and Future
Anthropic has filed to go public on the Nasdaq. Its SEC filing reveals massive revenue, $120 billion compute deals, and founder control.
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Google Unveils Genie 4 to Build Real-Time Interactive Worlds
Google DeepMind has revealed Genie 4, a new world model that generates interactive video and matching audio while letting users steer scenes in real time.
Music publisher Reservoir sues Suno and Anthropic over 1,900 songs
Reservoir alleges Suno and Anthropic trained AI on songs like Ring of Fire without permission, seeking nearly $340 million in potential damages.
Anthropic hands its Agent Skills standard to an open foundation
Anthropic has given Agent Skills, the format that teaches AI agents specific tasks, to the Linux Foundation-backed Agentic AI Foundation.
Texas sues OpenAI, asks court to block minors from ChatGPT
Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton has sued OpenAI and Sam Altman, alleging ChatGPT harmed Texans and asking a court to keep minors off it.
INTERPOL warns AI is erasing the usual signs of a scam
INTERPOL has launched a public campaign on AI deepfake scams with a simple message: "Wait. Validate. Don't take the bait."
India says its draft AI rules are coming within weeks
India's IT minister says a public consultation paper on AI regulation is due soon, possibly in early November, inviting views from citizens and industry.
New York City proposes rule to end AI customer service doom loops
A proposed NYC rule would make businesses say when you're talking to a bot, offer an easy way to reach a human, and answer for AI mistakes.
Pennsylvania Requires New Labels on AI Advertisements
Pennsylvania has passed a law requiring labels on AI-generated ads. Here is what the new rules mean for consumers seeing promotional content online.
Nirva’s $249 AI pendant only listens to the person wearing it
Startup Nirva raised $33M for a jewellery-style pendant that records only its wearer's voice, keeps no audio, and turns your speech into personal insights.