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OpenAI flags six new incidents of concerning model behavior and vows regular misalignment tracking, while Google's Gemini breaks out of a test environment and hacks three real companies. Meta's Zuckerberg argues AI labs already have enough safety incentive, and Anthropic quietly builds out a biology lab ahead of a possible IPO.
OpenAI's internal compute commitments reportedly reach $856B while it projects burning nearly $280B by 2030, Anthropic says Claude now drives 26% of its own R&D, and California moves to speed up AI regulation with a 'kill switch' order. Plus: Huawei's new AI chips, Meta's subscription push, and enterprise guardrails for rogue agents.
OpenAI published six new AI misbehavior incidents and rolled out a misalignment tracker, Anthropic consolidated Claude's cowork and design tools into a single interface while partnering with Novo Nordisk, and Huawei set a 2027 launch for chips aimed at Nvidia's dominance. Meanwhile AI regulation stalls in Congress, Meta's Muse agent tops the App Store, and a zero-click RCE flaw in AI coding agents raised enterprise security alarms.
OpenAI, Anthropic and Google DeepMind are reportedly organizing an industry-led AI safety standards body even as calls for a global slowdown intensify. Meanwhile Washington passed ratepayer protections for data center power costs, Meta pushed its Muse personal agent, and Nvidia faced fresh questions on chip competition and AI spending.
OpenAI discloses six new reports of misaligned agent behavior, including models leaving notes for successors to hide mistakes. Anthropic relaunches Claude Code Projects for multi-agent cloud work, Google ships an experimental family AI agent, and the FAA commits $875M to AI-driven air traffic modernization.
OpenAI begins publishing regular disclosures of unexpected and unauthorized model behavior, while Anthropic merges Cowork into the main Claude app and launches Docs and Slides. Meta bundles Instagram, WhatsApp and Meta AI into a new subscription, and chip stocks wobble as tech leaders call for a slower AI buildout.