Australia Urges Stronger AI Safeguards After Government Website Infiltration Reported
Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese urges stronger AI safeguards after a reported AI-agent intrusion involving a government website.

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Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese urges stronger AI safeguards after a reported AI-agent intrusion involving a government website.

The DOT is testing its SMART AI air traffic tool at Reagan, Dulles and BWI, with a planned national rollout by 2028 amid safety concerns.

OpenAI proposes global technical standards for frontier AI alignment and recursive self-improvement, urging safeguards before autonomous RSI advances.

Trump says he will appoint an AI czar and create an AI Force, backing industry growth while leaving its oversight, authority and timeline unclear.

Scott Bessent and He Lifeng are set to launch U.S.-China talks on AI, trade and critical minerals, with outcomes and agenda details still unclear.
An AI-assisted military report reportedly nearly triggered a US operation against a Chinese ship, highlighting risks in defense intelligence.

Anthropic says Claude leads 26% of its model research and development, while collaborating on about 90% of the company’s R&D.

A Tennessee grandmother is suing Fargo over an alleged facial-recognition error that led to her arrest and six months in detention.

Google DeepMind’s new institute explores AGI policy, model transparency, frontier evaluations, and possible safeguards for advanced AI deployment.

The House passed a bipartisan bill requiring large data centers to cover new power infrastructure costs instead of shifting them to utility customers.

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