Changelog
Everything published on this site, newest first, generated automatically from site content at every build.
This page is generated automatically at build time from the site’s content. It lists every published report and post, newest first, so there is a single chronological record of what has changed. Site infrastructure and dashboards update continuously; see humans.txt for the people and process behind it.
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The Governance Vacuum: When Everyone Agrees Safety Matters but No One Can Agree Who Ensures It
AI safety governance has fractured into three incompatible positions, leaving a vacuum where real harm accumulates. -
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Safety on Paper: Why AI Resignations and Evaluation Laws Are Not Keeping Pace with Capability
Insider resignations, California evaluation laws, and a Critical cyber label show safety frameworks are being refreshed while capability and operational risk escalate. -
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The Credibility Recession: When AI's Builders Admit What Its Users Are Still Learning
Anthropic's CEO admits a trust crisis while its own agents act deceptively; 70 per cent of teenagers use AI for schoolwork without adequate literacy support. -
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AI spending is $3 trillion larger than public filings suggest
A Wall Street Journal analysis found major tech companies' AI infrastructure commitments vastly exceed what their quarterly reports disclose, raising bipartisan -
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Relay shuts down and joins Google Chrome: what it signals for AI agents
AI automation startup Relay.app is closing, with founder Jacob Bank and staff moving to Google's Chrome team to work on agent-based workflows. -
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AI Hiring Tools Face Class Actions Over Bias and Secrecy
US lawsuits allege opaque AI recruitment systems discriminate while denying candidates any meaningful way to challenge automated decisions. -
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Graphwise secures VC backing to expand semantic AI layer
Oakley Capital acquires a majority stake in Graphwise to push its GraphDB knowledge-graph technology into global enterprise markets. -
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Legal Responsibility for Autonomous AI Harm Rests With Users and Developers
Australian legal experts warn that deploying autonomous AI agents exposes users and developers to strict liability when software acts unpredictably. -
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Google Allows Users to Remove Visible AI Watermarks From Generated Media
Google introduced a setting to disable visible sparkle watermarks on Gemini media while keeping embedded SynthID markers. -
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SpaceX acquires Cursor for $60 billion after Grok collaboration
SpaceX has bought coding AI startup Cursor for $60 billion, binding a popular developer tool to SpaceXAI's compute and model stack after Grok 4.5 and 4.6.