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The US Federal Trade Commission has opened a sweeping safety probe into leading AI developers including OpenAI and Anthropic, signaling heightened regulatory scrutiny over AI's consumer risks.
Nvidia has launched the Open Agent Safety Platform, an open‑source framework designed to constrain AI agents and prevent them from executing unsafe behavior across systems.
OpenAI introduced “Dots,” an always‑on AI agent platform capable of autonomously handling user tasks, while simultaneously shelving its GPT‑6.1 Astra model over safety concerns.
OpenAI has delayed the launch of its latest model, GPT‑6.1 Astra, citing security risks and mounting pressure on AI firms to ensure safeguards keep pace with advancing capabilities.
Anthropic and OpenAI both dropped the prices of their flagship models within the past 24 hours, marking a notable shift in the AI services landscape.
Two leading AI developers—Anthropic and OpenAI—simultaneously released new flagship models, stirring up competition by significantly cutting pricing and ramping up capabilities.
Anthropic has revealed that its AI model Claude is being used to help develop the next-generation model—prompting renewed discussion on safety and the acceleration of AI capabilities.
OpenAI has introduced a new framework to publicly disclose misaligned model behaviors and detailed six recently discovered incidents, marking a rare step toward transparency in AI safety.