Irish courts put human verification at the centre of AI filings
Ireland's High Court and Court of Appeal now require independent verification of AI-assisted court material, with declarations for witness statements and expert reports.
AI Safety
State AI lawmakers want labs to slow together
State AI safety lawmakers want frontier labs to negotiate a verified MAP Framework before newer state oversight laws begin applying in 2027.
Frontier AI just became a bank resilience problem
The FSB's August G20 letter says frontier AI could change the speed, scale and economics of cyber risk, pushing banks and supervisors toward stronger recovery plans and model-release protocols.
AI control failures now have a reporting problem
CLTR's Loss of Control Observatory says severe real-world AI loss-of-control reports are rising, pushing a governance question from model labs into incident reporting.
OpenAI's Cursor cutoff turns model access into a trust test
OpenAI plans to end Cursor's direct model contract after the SpaceX acquisition, turning model distribution into a governance and compliance test.
Open-weight AI is shrinking the cyber safety window
AISI's open-weight cyber tests show why model release decisions now need pre-release audits, staged access and defender preparation before powerful weights spread.
Court Vacates Pentagon's Anthropic AI Blacklist
A federal court vacated the Pentagon's Anthropic supply-chain-risk designation, turning an AI safety contract dispute into a First Amendment and due-process ruling.