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Anthropic urges CA to grant courts power to block high-risk AI

Anthropic wrote to California Governor Newsom, suggesting the government should have the power to seek court injunctions to block the release of AI models posing serious risks to the public. The company argues targeted measures are more effective than global emergency kill switches, aligning with its previous regulatory stance.

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    OpenAI commits to regular Community Safety Reports to strengthen violence prevention

    OpenAI announced that ChatGPT can automatically terminate conversations exhibiting violent fixation and committed to publishing semi-annual Community Safety Reports. The reports will detail progress in violence prevention and safeguard effectiveness. The first report is scheduled for early 2027, covering data from the second half of 2026.

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    Malicious Claude Code Extension Hacks Cursor Marketplace

    A hacker uploaded a malicious Claude Code extension to the Cursor marketplace, affecting up to 5,000 users by attempting to steal data and establish remote access. Cursor temporarily offline the marketplace and confirmed risk clearance, highlighting supply chain security risks in AI dev tools.

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    OpenAI updates AI behavior guidelines for controllability

    OpenAI updated its Model Spec, restructuring AI behavior guidelines around five core values. New rules require GPT models to use conversation history to infer user intent and disclose assumptions. This aims to improve compliance and transparency in hard-to-control scenarios.

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    OpenAI supports robots.txt for AI training preferences

    OpenAI announced it will honor shared robots.txt signals, allowing website operators to communicate their AI training preferences to participating providers. This move aims to standardize how site owners manage how their content is used for model training, helping to clarify digital copyright and training data boundaries.

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