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A Senate chairman gives OpenAI until 1 October to answer 16 questions on the Hugging Face breach

Hawley chairs the Homeland Security subcommittee on disaster management. His letter, plus a separate request from Democrat Chris Van Hollen, makes the scrutiny of the July incident bipartisan.

Twenty-five Fields medallists say the race to solve problems is damaging mathematics

The statement, published on Terence Tao's blog, does not dispute that the proofs are useful. It argues that announcing them at product speed strips out the attribution, write-up and context that make results part of mathematics.

Nvidia is in talks to anchor Anthropic's IPO with as much as $10bn

The chipmaker already committed up to $10bn to Anthropic last November. Putting the same sum into the listing would tie the largest supplier in AI to the largest flotation in it.

Newsom signs Adam's Law, putting time limits and independent audits on children's chatbots

Named after Adam Raine, a California teenager who died in 2025, SB 1119 takes effect in July 2027. OpenAI backed it, saying it keeps access to useful AI tools.

Anthropic counts 151 million Claude exchanges in one Alibaba-linked distillation campaign

The report, covering December 2025 to August 2026, says Moonshot AI and DeepSeek quietly passed their own customers' requests to Claude. It also details a Yemen-linked missile software effort and a Russian-aligned theft of 300,000 identity records.