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OpenAI says it made 200+ law-enforcement referrals in Q3, will report every six months, and is adding new limits on violence and weapons topics.
OpenAI's updated Usage Policies say services that give third parties direct access to its models need prior review. Training limits also tighten. From 20 Nov.
Meta's commercial-terms preview, still dated 30 October 2026, no longer says it may train on crawled pages. The crawl permission remains.
Reuters says Jack Clark cited an internal Anthropic model for about $44 trillion of US GDP by 2030 and called that figure outlandish.
Apple's 16 October App Store update covers AI-made nonconsensual intimate images, bans hidden features and obfuscation, and extends a trafficking rule.
Politico says Anthropic pitched a draft bill on blocking frontier models. Reuters relayed the thresholds. The bill text is not public.
Meta's commercial-terms preview, effective 30 October 2026, says business users authorize crawls of linked sites, including to train Meta products.
China proposes adding 23 AI technologies to its export catalogue, leaving out tech already public via open source or papers. Comment runs to 15 November.
Britain's AI minister says the AI Security Institute is evaluating the latest models, including Gemini 4 Argon, after weeks of work with the US government and labs. Reports of a US withholding request are second-hand.
At its 8 October science summit, the White House said 11 companies pledged $2.4 billion in compute credits and science tools to the Genesis Mission, led by NVIDIA at $1 billion and AMD at $500 million.
Flathub's requirements now say app authors must disclose AI-generated material in a submission. Manifests still may not contain AI-generated content, and reviewers can reject a disclosed submission.
Denmark's culture minister is tabling a bill to restrict sharing realistic AI copies of a person's face or voice without consent. It is a proposal, and she hopes it can take effect around the turn of the year.
Arizona's Court of Appeals affirmed a manslaughter conviction and vacated the manslaughter sentence because an AI video of the victim was not reliable. The ruling was filed on 30 September.
Sen. Maria Cantwell published six principles for frontier AI, not a bill. Rep. Lori Trahan released the CLAIM Act as a discussion draft. Neither text is law today.
AWS Open Source Blog (Sep 30, 2026) released Dogwood Local Engine under Apache 2.0: an embeddable library that issues allow/deny on agent tool-call requests under temporal history. The harness must enforce.
Regulators want clearer disclosure when AI systems interact with the public. What that means for product teams.
