FTC chair suggests holding AI developers liable for their agents’ conduct, a consequential policy shift.
Reports an AI battle between insurers and hospitals that allegedly added nearly $1B to patient prices.
Mark Cuban argues healthcare costs, not AI, are the larger near-term threat to jobs and backs insurer reform.
Raises the policy question of whether demonstrated AI hacking of government systems should trigger a shutdown.

Documents AI-generated artwork being sold at high prices in Scotland, a concrete signal of market uptake.

Shows a parent using an AI prompt for parenting, a firsthand example of consumer AI entering family decisions.

Critiques the claim that a single prompt lets anyone create valuable work, confronting generative-AI hype.

Original post on AI robot training, offering a practitioner-created look at embodied-AI workflows.

Notes Vivian Jenna Wilson’s public activism against generative AI as part of her broader advocacy.
Reports Palantir CEO Alex Karp buying Swedish woodland, an unusual personal move by a prominent AI-sector executive.