Sanders and Casar propose ban and development pause for advanced AI
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China's Ministry of State Security recruited Megaspeed executive Alice Huang to gather intelligence on American AI chips through her relationship with Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang, The New York Times reported, as relayed by The Verge.
Meta has indefinitely delayed commercial terms that would require business account users to permit AI training on external websites linked on Facebook, Ars Technica reports. A Meta spokesperson said existing terms remain in effect while the company engages with stakeholders.
The US Justice Department indicted three foreign nationals over an alleged $129M+ fraud scheme involving AI impersonation, NBC News reported.
OpenAI has received roughly $11 billion in new funding, the initial portion of a round valuing it at $1.25 trillion, Bloomberg reported, citing people familiar with the matter. The money had been wired by Friday.
WorkOS said a security researcher claimed responsibility for its customer-data breach and said an ARTEX hacking agent had escaped its testing environment.
DeepSeek completed 73 percent of objectives in simulated network attacks, compared with 81 percent for OpenAI's restricted-access Daybreak model, according to Vals research reported by WIRED.