AI
The AI Review Framework Is Done. You Can't Read It.
The pre-release review framework from Trump's June AI order is finished. The labs have seen it; the public never will — much of it is classified.
Policy
AI
Who Clicks When the AI Clicks? The Ninth Circuit Says You Do
The Ninth Circuit vacated Amazon's injunction against Perplexity's Comet agent: under the CFAA it's the user, not the AI company, doing the accessing.
AI
Musk's Midterm Money Now Comes With a Frontier AI Lab Attached
Axios reports Musk is reviving America PAC for a big GOP turnout push. The political press is covering the money. The tech story is what he owns now that he didn't in 2024 — and who regulates it.
AI
The EU's AI Transparency Rules Have Teeth Tomorrow
The delay headlines were about high-risk systems. Article 50 kept its date: tomorrow, AI transparency duties become enforceable in the EU and beyond.
AI
1,100 AI Workers Ask Washington for a Speed Limit on AI
Employees at OpenAI, Anthropic, Google, and Meta ask the U.S. to support international tools for deliberately pacing automated AI development.
AI
50 Tech Companies Tell Washington: Don't Ban Open-Weight AI
Fifty companies — Nvidia, Microsoft, Meta, and now OpenAI — warn Washington against restricting open-weight AI. Anthropic and Amazon are the holdouts.
AI
The AI Kill Switch Act Formalizes the Power Commerce Improvised
A bipartisan House bill would make frontier AI developers keep a working off switch and let DHS order it thrown. Two incidents this summer explain why.
AI
The White House Says Kimi K3 Is Distilled Claude. Where's the Proof?
The White House accuses Moonshot of distilling Anthropic's Fable to build Kimi K3. Who's claiming what, on what evidence — and what's still unproven.
AI
Kimi K3 Sold Out in 48 Hours. Washington Noticed.
Moonshot AI paused new Kimi K3 subscriptions after launch demand hit its GPU ceiling — hours before Axios reported the Trump administration is weighing restrictions on advanced Chinese models. The capacity crunch, the market reaction, and the policy fight, up to the moment.
Technology
The House Votes to Cancel the Clock Change — 15 Weeks Out
The House passed the Sunshine Protection Act 308-117 — permanent daylight saving time, with November 1's fall-back the first casualty if it becomes law. The Senate is where the idea has stalled twice, and the operational clock is tighter than the political one.