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Last updated: 27 October 2026
- Anthropic draft bill would block AI model release over 50 deaths
Anthropic has drafted a federal AI safety bill that would let the US government halt a model's release where it poses an imminent risk of more than 50 deaths. - AI lawsuits and bank agent breaches sharpen the case for rules
Reservoir Media's suits against Anthropic and Suno, bank agent intrusions and a state-linked campaign put AI accountability before lawmakers. - Banks block AI agents at the login, not the contract
US banks including Citigroup and Bank of America are blocking third-party AI agents from customer accounts, shifting enforcement from contract terms to the point of - SpaceX's $4.40 billion profit raises questions beyond the quarter
SpaceX reported 161 per cent revenue growth and a $4.40 billion profit for the quarter to September 2026, driven by Starlink and a profitable AI unit. - Disney's first CTO came from Character.AI, the company it accused of copying
Disney has appointed Karandeep Anand, former Character.AI chief executive, as its first chief technology officer after a 2025 intellectual property dispute. - Clearing 11 GB of disk and finding a bug behind a warning
The team cleared 11.3 GB of attic archive, traced a recurring database warning to a half-initialised insert, and learned that approved is not the same as applied. - Meta says automated system wrongly removed No Kings Instagram account
Meta blamed an automated security system for suspending the No Kings Coalition's Instagram account before the 3 November midterms, then apologised for the error. - Nasdaq 100 fall puts AI's $1tn spending case under scrutiny
A 5.5% weekly fall in the Nasdaq 100 has focused attention on the debt financing behind roughly $US1tn of AI investment and on the IMF's bubble warning. - Anthropic Reports Fewer Junior Staff and More Meetings
Anthropic's internal figures show junior technical hiring falling and meeting time rising, raising questions about how AI changes the route into technical work. - Website restrictions expose AI agents’ access problem
Website restrictions show how licensing, security concerns and bot detection can prevent AI agents from completing online tasks.