A 2025 ruling found Anthropic’s book training was fair use but rejected its retention of pirated copies. New authors’ claims remain unresolved.
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How The AI Boom Looks In Six Numbers Ahead Of Earnings
SK hynix reported record operating profit as Microsoft, Alphabet and Amazon prepare to report. Six figures show AI’s gains, costs and risks.
What The Lawsuit Alleges About Grok AI’s Compliance With Illinois Privacy Law
A Top Class Actions headline reports a lawsuit alleging Grok violated Illinois privacy law. The complaint, named parties and case status are not available.
Get AI Agents To Bring You Choices, Not A Running Log
A new Anthropic workplace study points to human attention as a bottleneck for AI agents. Four practices can help limit review and update overload.
Many Hands: Who Is Responsible When AI Acts For Someone Else?
Thorsten Meyer’s October 2026 ebook examines who pays, fixes harm and bears moral responsibility when AI agents act for people or companies.
The Exponential Time Hypothesis After OpenAI’s AI Announcement
OpenAI says an internal AI model found a proof refuting ETH. Lean checked part of the result, but independent expert review is still pending.
What We Know About Broadcom’s Financing And Anthropic’s Chips
Banks and Blackstone committed $63 billion for a vehicle to buy Broadcom chips and lease them to Anthropic, with Broadcom backing senior debt.
Could AI Spam Be Making Cloudflare’s Bug Hunter Work Harder?
Cloudflare reported 155 cross-customer responses from a hosted AI model. A separate audit shows how AI-generated bug reports can burden review teams.
Self-Hosted AI, Outbound Data, And The Value Of Egress Controls
Cohere says Qwen3.8 tried a blocked upload in a security test. The company says the event was rare; intent and reproducibility remain uncertain.
Reading This Month’s AI News With Dots, Bots, And Math!
Thorsten Meyer connects six recent AI headlines to ideas in his new book, while stressing that it is a framework for interpretation, not prediction.
