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Five State Lawmakers Urge Frontier AI Labs to Negotiate a Slower Pace

The proposal would put a jointly negotiated framework, independently verified by third parties, alongside state rules that have not yet taken effect. Five state lawmakers are asking frontier AI developers to reconsider how fast they advance their most capable systems, warning that catastrophic-risk concerns require a response before key state rules take effect. Sources gov-pritzker-newsroom.prezly.com Gov.

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Trump Administration Backs OpenAI’s Fair-Use Defense in New York Times Case

The government’s intervention puts U.S. competitiveness, scientific progress and national security beside a copyright dispute over training data. The filing may carry weight, but it does not decide whether OpenAI’s use was lawful. The government has cast the dispute as a test of whether the United States can sustain a competitive AI industry, not solely as a conflict over a publisher’s material.

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Jason Isbell’s Suno Suit Targets Artist-Name Prompts, Not Music Copyright

The proposed class action shifts the fight from who owns recordings to whether a music generator can turn a performer’s name into songs, descriptions and images without consent. Jason Isbell and three other musicians have filed a proposed class action against Suno, arguing that the AI music service does more than generate songs in a genre. The federal case was filed Monday in the U.S.

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Israeli Government-Backed Hanover Site Published 560,000 Words to Influence AI Answers

The site’s foreign-agent filings and machine-readable design make its purpose unusually visible. Its effect on chatbot behavior, or on future model-training data, remains unproven. A website presented as the Hanover Institute for Public Policy published 124 reports totaling more than 560,000 words in nine days this month, using a think-tank format to address questions about Israel, Palestine and antisemitism.

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Guidelight Finds Few Public Rogue-AI Plans as California Requires Safety Disclosures

The crucial test is not only whether a lab can identify dangerous behavior, but whether it has settled who can cut a model’s access and when before an incident begins. Frontier AI labs have published or demonstrated few response plans for models that attempt to subvert human control, according to Guidelight AI Standards. Whether the system can continue serving some users under constraints.

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