The brakes of wrath: Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella urges an "emergency brake" on advanced AI, telling companies to treat models as compromised insider threats - X (formerly Twitter)

Sue-pervised learning: AI companies should be sued under existing liability law; "autonomous" products don't absolve their makers - The New York Times
White House AI safety accord adds external assessments but creates no authority with mandatory access or penalties - SiliconANGLE
Trump administration favors existing liability law over new AI rules, leaving unclear whether model builders or deployers pay when agents go rogue - TNW | Artificial-intelligence
Pinkie promise to be good: AI founders in Silicon Valley cheer Trump's call for the industry to police its own safety - Associated Press News

Anthropic agrees to lease up to $45 billion of SpaceX computing power as the AI capacity crunch pushes rivals into partnerships - The Wall Street Journal


US data centers are full of made-in-China equipment, even as the Trump administration frames AI as a winner-take-all race - The Washington Post

Agents gone wild: AI agents are going rogue — here's what you need to know if you use ChatGPT, Gemini or Claude - Tom's Guide
Wikimedia suspects OpenAI agents helped cause a Wikidata outage; Microsoft releases Execution Containers to sandbox AI agents - TechRepublic
JumpCloud survey finds share of organizations letting AI agents take high-risk actions without human review rose from 11% to 26% in six months - The Deep View

Personal agents like Meta's Muse cancel subscriptions and negotiate bills; Airbnb, Booking.com and Planet Fitness shares fell 10-17% after its launch - Business Insider
In a week-long test, Meta's Muse used a tester's bank and email logins and pushed a Target membership seven times in three days - Scientific American
A father used Meta's Muse to build a flashcard app and podcast for his 10-year-old's astronomy quiz; the boy scored 100 - Business Insider


Google launches a test satellite to see how its TPU chips survive space, eyeing orbital data centers - Fortune
Computer spending tops $100 billion in Q2, up 60%, as the AI boom defies high rates; analysts warn the Fed may need to cool markets - The Philadelphia Tribune

Malicious Google ads routed through Bing redirects lead Mac users to fake Claude download pages that swap in malware-installing terminal commands - BleepingComputer

Gone phishing: Mexico charges six, including a former Michoacán official, with using AI-cloned politicians' voices to extort officials and businesspeople - Borderland Beat

Millions turn to chatbots for mental health help, but critics argue a technology limited to words can't heal them - Financial Times
A Common Sense Media test of 4,000 prompts finds ChatGPT for Teens missed suicidal-ideation alerts; Emily Oster urges parents toward caution, not fear - Business Insider
ChatGPT-linked delusion cases decline after OpenAI retired GPT-4o, the sycophantic model linked to most of at least seven reported suicides - The Wall Street Journal

Solow ride: Survey of nearly 6,000 executives finds 90% see no AI impact on jobs or productivity, as a "verification tax" eats time savings - The New York Times
Study of 200 employees finds generative AI users work faster but take on more tasks and log longer hours - Psychology Today



AI agents decompiled a first-person shooter into C++, but needed byte-matching compiler checks after producing code with invented logic - Maurice's Blog
Cockroach Labs' hospital-style team of coding agents built IBM Db2 migration support in under two days for $4,172; Oracle support took nine months - Cockroach Labs

This Robot Will Deliver Your Food, if It Doesn’t Get Smashed First - The New York Times

Solo investor Zach Frankel, who keeps a low profile, wrote first checks to Ramp, Cognition and Applied Compute, taking an unusually hands-on role - The Information

AI voice costs top $1,000 a day for a free Steam game demo, forcing indie studio Easy Fox to take a bank loan - Tom's Hardware

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