Anthropic’s IPO prospectus explicitly warns of existential risks to humanity, putting safety language in a major public filing.
Report traces AI-executive donations preceding Trump’s rollback of a major AI safeguard.
Seattle bans algorithmic surveillance pricing, with an account of loyalty-card-driven grocery price discrimination.
Florida asks a court to stop OpenAI from releasing new models, a direct state-level challenge to AI deployment.
AOC links ICE, Palantir, AI, facial recognition, and surveillance in a pointed critique of enforcement technology.
Guillermo del Toro says he is converting Pan’s Labyrinth to 3D without AI, a notable creative-production stance.

Author Emily Henry encourages writers to make their own “slop,” a prominent author’s provocative response to generative AI.

A school replaces AI images with children’s artwork for fundraisers and events, a concrete institutional rejection of generated art.

Post alleges Google is allowing fake reviews and AI-generated “slop” photos, highlighting search-platform trust concerns.
A proposed law would ban AI thirst-trap game ads, spotlighting synthetic advertising abuses in mobile games.