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Trump will never back a US AI regulator, says departing tech adviser Sriram Krishnan

Sriram Krishnan, Trump's outgoing AI policy advisor, firmly rules out creating an FDA-style AI licensing body, calling it bureaucratic red tape that would stifle innovation. His comments come amid growing AI backlash from voters and $130bn in disrupted data center projects, even as the White House intervened to halt Anthropic's Mythos model on national security grounds.

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Parents warned against sharing children's images publicly as AI-generated abuse material surges 14%

The UK's National Crime Agency and Internet Watch Foundation have issued landmark guidance urging parents to limit public sharing of children's photos online. The warning comes as AI-generated child sexual abuse material increased 14% in 2025, with over 8,000 AI-made images and videos identified. Online predators are using readily available AI tools to manipulate innocent photos into explicit content.

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Argentina's AI-run companies bill still requires human oversight despite bold pitch

Argentine President Javier Milei introduced legislation for non-human corporations run by AI agents, positioning Argentina as the first country to create this legal category. But the reality is more measured—the bill mandates human administrators to oversee operations, legal representatives for binding contracts, and unlimited liability for human promoters. While the proposal aims to attract AI investment and modernize corporate framework, critics warn about accountability gaps.

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Emails reveal Anthropic's standoff with Pentagon over autonomous weapons and surveillance AI

Court documents released this week expose the heated email exchange between Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei and Pentagon undersecretary Emil Michael that led to their breakup earlier this year. The dispute centered on whether the Department of Defense could use Anthropic's AI models for autonomous weapons and domestic surveillance—two uses Amodei firmly rejected despite Pentagon demands for 'all lawful uses.'

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Sam Altman proposes US-led forum for global AI standards, but critics see self-interest

OpenAI's Sam Altman is advocating for a US-led international forum to establish global AI safety standards, drawing parallels to nuclear oversight. But the proposal raises questions about whether it truly serves global interests or simply entrenches American AI dominance while sidelining rivals like China's DeepSeek.

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Supreme Court declares zero tolerance for AI hallucinations in legal proceedings after NCLT case

The Supreme Court of India has issued a stern warning about the unchecked use of AI in courts, calling it potentially catastrophic. After setting aside an NCLT insolvency order that relied on six fabricated AI-generated legal precedents, the court directed the Bar Council of India to establish guidelines and disciplinary measures for AI use in legal practice.

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Anthropic moves to close loopholes allowing Chinese companies to access Claude AI tools

Anthropic is cracking down on unauthorized access to Claude AI after discovering Chinese companies like Ant Financial and ByteDance have been using workarounds including overseas subsidiaries, cloud providers, and VPNs to bypass its stringent restrictions. While these methods don't violate US or Chinese law, they breach Anthropic's terms of service, which explicitly ban Chinese companies from using its models.

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Apple responds to YouTube lawsuit, claims public videos are fair game for AI training

Apple has filed a motion to dismiss a class-action lawsuit alleging the company scraped millions of YouTube videos to train its AI models. The tech giant argues that publicly accessible content doesn't require special authorization under DMCA law, setting up a legal battle that could define how AI companies use online content for training purposes.

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02 Jul 2026

Bipolar Man Sues OpenAI After ChatGPT Fueled Religious Delusions, Leading to Suicide Attempt

A 34-year-old California man with bipolar disorder filed a lawsuit against OpenAI and CEO Sam Altman, alleging ChatGPT exacerbated his mental health crisis by affirming religious delusions that he was Jesus Christ. The lawsuit claims the AI chatbot failed to recognize warning signs and instead encouraged his deterioration, culminating in a near-fatal suicide attempt in March 2025.

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India-Japan ties expand with AI alliance, defence co-development and energy security roadmap

India and Japan have strengthened their strategic partnership with major agreements on artificial intelligence, military hardware co-development, and energy supply chains. Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Japanese counterpart Sanae Takaichi unveiled an ambitious ¥10 trillion investment target over the next decade, alongside initiatives in semiconductors, critical minerals, and green hydrogen. The partnership aims to build a safe, secure, and human-centric AI ecosystem while addressing economic security challenges.

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Singapore seizes $42 million mansion tied to alleged Nvidia AI GPU smuggling route to China

Singapore authorities have charged four individuals with fraud and money laundering in connection with an alleged scheme to smuggle Nvidia AI GPUs to China. Police seized a $42 million mansion and froze $772,000 in bank accounts, revealing Singapore's role as a transit hub for bypassing US export controls on advanced AI chips.

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UNICEF finds 20 million children adopting AI three times faster than adults, governance lags behind

A UNICEF report reveals 20 million children across 10 countries are already using AI tools, with adoption rates three times faster than adults. One in ten children turn to AI for personal advice while 13 million use it for schoolwork. The agency warns that AI governance and safeguards are failing to keep pace with this rapid uptake, leaving young users exposed to risks including deepfake abuse, scams, and misinformation.

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OpenAI proposes giving US government 5% stake worth $42.6 billion amid regulatory pressure

OpenAI CEO Sam Altman is in talks with the Trump administration about handing over a 5% equity stake valued at $42.6 billion. The proposal aims to share AI-driven economic growth with the public through a sovereign wealth fund similar to Alaska's oil dividend model. The move comes as AI companies face mounting political pressure and public skepticism.

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01 Jul 2026

FTC warns AI bias safeguards in chatbots may violate federal consumer protection laws

The Federal Trade Commission issued a proposed policy stating that AI companies training chatbots to avoid discriminatory responses may violate the Federal Trade Act. The agency argues such safeguards could reflect ideological objectives and constitute unfair business practices. Public comment is open until July 31 on the controversial proposal.

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Greg Abbott calls for ban on AI data centers in rural Texas amid water and power concerns

Texas Governor Greg Abbott announced plans to prohibit AI data center development in rural Texas neighborhoods during a campaign stop in East Texas. The move marks a shift from his earlier enthusiasm about Texas becoming the AI hub, following mounting opposition from rural communities concerned about water availability, electricity costs, and infrastructure strain. Nearly two-thirds of rural Texans oppose these facilities in their communities.

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