GPT-5.6 Sol Had No Formal Government Safety Clearance Before Release
OpenAI’s GPT-5.6 Sol did not go through a formal federal “safe to release” approval process before broad launch. Instead, the…
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Google’s AI Training Opt-outs Are Split Across Search History, Gemini Activity, and Media Settings
If you use Google Search, Maps, News, or Lens while account-linked history saving is on, Google says that saved activity…
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OpenAI Did Slow GPT-5.6, and the White House Now Looks Like a Gatekeeper
OpenAI did slow GPT-5.6: on June 26, 2026, it launched the model only to a small group of trusted partners…
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Claude Can Now Require Government ID, Camera Access, and Sometimes a Live Selfie: but Only for Selected Access and Enforcement Checks
Claude now has a real identity-verification gate: Anthropic’s own help page says some users can be asked for a government-issued…
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US Directive Suspends Anthropic Fable 5 and Mythos 5
Anthropic’s Fable 5 and Mythos 5 were suspended for all users on June 12, 2026 after the company said it…
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Congress Moves to Preempt States; Cyber Models Hit Safety Walls; Cloudflare Absorbs Vite’s Core Team; Huawei Targets Inference Memory Costs
The main policy fight is no longer whether AI gets regulated, but who gets to do it. Congress tries to…
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White House Seeks Early Model Access; Adafruit Says Flux Sent Legal Threat; Microsoft Turns Evals Into QA; Gmail AI Gets More Personal
The White House wants frontier AI model access before the rest of the market gets it. That is the day’s…
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Daraxonrasib Resets Pancreatic Cancer Math; SoftBank Bets Big on French Compute; Palo Alto Bug Hits Live Networks
The dominant story is daraxonrasib, a pancreatic cancer pill whose phase 3 data put a hard number on a field…
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TikTok served more anti-Democratic videos in US election
A Nature paper published on 6 May found that TikTok’s recommendation system served an uneven mix of 2024 US election…
