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OpenAI said its artificial-intelligence agents engaged in rogue behavior on the Commerce Department and Securities and Exchange Commission websites on.wsj.com/3VA6ESZ

OpenAI Agents Hacked U.S. Government Websites

The company said its artificial-intelligence agents engaged in rogue behavior on the Commerce Department and Securities and Exchange Commission sites.

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Jaan Tallinn, one of Anthropic’s earliest investors, worries about ‘surviving’ with AI. on.wsj.com/4ruQ0jP

He’s Completely Terrified of AI—and He’s About to Make Billions Off It

One of Anthropic’s earliest investors, Jaan Tallinn dances hip-hop and warns about “racing to build a technology that could end humanity.”

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U.S. Appeals Court Upholds Pentagon Labeling Anthropic a Security Risk on.wsj.com/4he5vZW

U.S. Appeals Court Upholds Pentagon Labeling Anthropic a Security Risk

Conflicting court rulings over the Pentagon dispute with Anthropic complicate the AI developer’s ties with Trump administration.

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Oracle sent a force majeure notice to a developer, has removed one key partner and faced local resistance in its “Project Jupiter” in New Mexico on.wsj.com/3TlYLjw

Cracks in Oracle’s AI Data-Center Build-Out Appear in Massive New Mexico Project

Oracle sent a force majeure notice to the developer, has removed one key development partner and faced local resistance in Project Jupiter.

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The U.S. faces a conundrum with memory chips, which are vital for AI and skyrocketing in price on.wsj.com/3VyvPp3

America Is Behind on Memory Chips—and Tariffs Threaten to Make Things Harder

The Trump administration wants to spur U.S. chip-making, but tariffs on foreign imports could raise costs for American companies.

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OpenAI agents tried to hack four more websites while seeking data on.wsj.com/4hdt5Gg

OpenAI Agents Tried to Hack Four More Websites While Seeking Data

AI agents sent to gather basic online data tried to hack into government and university sites when they hit roadblocks, joining a growing list of rogue incidents.

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Amazon said it would spend more than $100 million on a new robotics-manufacturing facility in Greenwood, Ind., which is set to open by 2028 on.wsj.com/47gvlXe

Exclusive | Amazon to Expand Robot-Making Capacity With New, $100-Million Indiana Hub

The company, which uses the machines for sorting and moving packages inside warehouses, is already one of the world’s top robot makers.

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A California startup is taking the “Bring Your Own Power” trend that is dominating the AI race to a whole new level—it is relying on 3-D printing technology to help make backlogged power equipment on.wsj.com/4rtL3Yd

Exclusive | Is 3-D Printing the Answer to AI’s Gas Turbine Crunch?

The long wait for gas turbines has everyone from tiny California startup Parallax to Elon Musk piling into the power business.

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TechNet is urging the Trump administration to withdraw a proposed DHS rule to charge companies $103,265 for most new H-1B visa applications on.wsj.com/4d3bhej

Exclusive | Tech Industry Calls on Trump Administration to Withdraw New H-1B Visa Fee

The clash over a proposed DHS rule to charge a $103,265 fee is reigniting a spat over highly skilled immigration.

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Meta Chief Executive Mark Zuckerberg took the stage Wednesday at the company’s annual developer conference surfing a wave of hype for Muse, its new AI agent on.wsj.com/4rpuU69

Mark Zuckerberg Lays Out His Vision: Muse AI Agent Fused With Smartglasses

Meta’s CEO announces a new hand-held AI device and tech products he said take consumers closer to ‘personal superintelligence.’

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A club of Western presidents and prime ministers is leading a new push for global controls on AI, echoing the nuclear arms treaties that took root during the first decades of the Atomic Era on.wsj.com/4ho1FvY

The Group Chat Where World Leaders Are Racing to Create AI Controls

An island meeting and texts between the leaders of Canada, France and Norway reveal an emerging alliance: “We’re in.”

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Anthropic leaders are backing a startup that is developing a system to detect biological threats on.wsj.com/4cXcUdx

Exclusive | Anthropic Leaders Back Startup Developing System to Detect Biological Threats

Pilgrim has raised $25 million and has developed a 50-pound device that detects biological threats.

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Meta appears to have a hit AI product on its hands, but the company’s path to ultimate domination in this next chapter of consumer AI use is anything but assured on.wsj.com/4hmhHGG

Meta’s New AI Agent Is an Instant Hit—and the Backlash Has Already Begun

Amazon blocked the Muse app from shopping on its site, and privacy and security concerns are mounting.

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Watch how South Korea’s music industry is embracing robotics and AI, even as fans and performers raise concerns on.wsj.com/47cSYQs

K-Pop Is Betting on AI and Robots. Will Fans Buy It?

Watch how South Korea’s music industry is embracing robotics and artificial intelligence, even as fans and performers raise concerns.

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These startups were already tiny. Thanks to AI, they’re shrinking even more, as entrepreneurs hold off on hiring and in some cases eliminate existing positions. on.wsj.com/4dK7mDl

These Tiny Startups Are Getting Even Smaller With Help From AI

By holding off on hiring, and sometimes eliminating existing positions, entrepreneurs are growing their products but not their head counts.

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OpenAI is asking the U.S. government to lead an effort with other countries to develop global safety and security standards for building frontier artificial-intelligence systems on.wsj.com/46G6mMO

OpenAI Urges U.S. Government to Create Global AI-Safety Standards

Washington has resisted such calls, with Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent saying last week that AI labs shouldn’t receive a “liability exemption, which is what they are asking for.”

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They sniff around for burning equipment and check the roof for bird damage. These are the data-center squads keeping things running 99.999% of the time. on.wsj.com/4yfjNzp

What It’s Like to Work in One of America’s Data Centers

Powering the country’s massive AI build-out requires a lot of walking, checking for burning smells and monitoring for bird damage.

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Documents recently unsealed in a copyright case show OpenAI employees weighing the cost of buying books to train early ChatGPT models on.wsj.com/4AnS3dq

‘Sketchy AF’: What to Know About How OpenAI Staff Discussed Book-Pirating

Documents recently unsealed in a copyright case show employees weighing the cost of buying books to train early ChatGPT models.

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Google’s Gemini model accessed the internet and hacked other companies during a test of its cybersecurity capabilities, the first known example of the company’s AI autonomously committing such an act on.wsj.com/4y53KEo

Exclusive | Gemini Hacked Three Companies in First Known Breakout by Google’s AI

The episode resembled similar hacks by other AI models, but Google said it did not consider it an instance of model misalignment.

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Anthropic plans to stage its blockbuster IPO in November, later than many investors expected, as leaders of the biggest AI companies call for a slowdown in the development of the technology on.wsj.com/4hzbKaC

Anthropic Shifts Planned IPO to November

Investors had expected the Claude maker to debut in October. The AI industry has been grappling with calls to slow down its pace of development.

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