
Burn baby burn: OpenAI projects burning $278 billion by 2030, with compute spending climbing to $856 billion, a leaked presentation shows - TNW | Finance
Investors warn Anthropic may struggle to sustain revenue growth after its planned IPO amid OpenAI's resurgence and cheaper rivals. — Financial Times

Anthr-IPO-ic Pursues epic November IPO, Despite Its A.I. Safety Warnings. Expected to release financials shortly showing $100b run rate. - The New York Times
True, if you have a club of current leaders that set rules to exclude outsiders, that would be anticompetitive. That’s why you need transparent regs and testing. “Regs” are a dirty word, and yet GPS disables itself when it detects it’s traveling over 250mph in a missile or plane. Are we going to have to wait until we get drone swarm terror attacks? All that stuff Ukraine does can be vibe-coded at this point.

Pace invaders: Anthropic's warnings about ceding AI dominance to China sit uneasily alongside its push for US regulation, critics say - the Guardian
Lawsuit alleges comments about need to “pace the frontier” of AI represent illegal collusion between competitors. - Bloomberg Law
Agents of the State: Trump Calls A.I. Fears a Hoax. Inside the White House, the Debate Is More Complex. - The New York Times
Trump shifted from indifference to enthusiasm about AI after a Las Vegas meeting two years ago, calling it the defining technology of the era. - The New York Times
Trump hosts Xi for a September 24 state dinner as AI chip talks stall and China blocks Nvidia H200 shipments despite US approval - TNW | Artificial-intelligence
Elon Musk backs slowing AI development even as he lobbies Trump to block a new federal AI regulator - CNBC

Google says Gemini hacked three real companies in May, guessing passwords before halting once it realized they were real, joining OpenAI, Anthropic and Meta - The New York Times

Geoffrey Hinton and Stuart Russell back an AI Evaluator Forum letter setting conditions for independent oversight of OpenAI and Anthropic. - Business Insider

What could possibly go wrong? Police group warns AI-powered drones increasingly threaten US cities, citing 23,000 illegal flights monthly in New York - The New York Times
Ukrainian drone makers add autonomy so one operator can control more drones, as humans still approve every strike - Business Insider

Iran, China, and Israeli groups deployed autonomous AI agents to run first-of-their-kind social media influence campaigns, US officials say. - The New York Times


China imposes new exit rules barring top tech talent from leaving the country to protect its AI race position. - The Washington Post


Parasite AI authors impersonate real authors - The Atlantic

Whale watching with AI: DraftKings built an AI model to target gamblers most likely to lose money, former employees say - The New York Times

Unsealed court filings show OpenAI's then-general counsel recommended pirated LibGen books to train early ChatGPT models starting in 2019 - The Wall Street Journal



Bot traffic already outpaces human traffic online, and Cloudflare projects it could grow 1,000-fold within five years as agents handle bookings and bills - Business Insider


Rokt's CTO says engineers who don't orchestrate AI agents can't keep pace, and the company now trains staff on systems design over manual coding - The Deep View
AI is shifting from single chatbots to swarms of cooperating agents; one test showed such agents could bypass weakened security controls - SingularityHub


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