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Anthropic reports a shift toward fewer junior employees and more meeting time, reflecting a strategic focus on senior expertise and tighter coordination within its AI safety work.
Meta has removed a clause from its terms that allowed scraping for AI training, prompting debate about data use, privacy, and the impact on developers and regulators.
Meta has removed a clause from its commercial terms that suggested it could scrape news sites for AI training, prompting discussion on data ownership, AI ethics, and future licensing deals.
Meta's updated terms let the company crawl news sites linked to its advertisers, potentially using that content to train AI without paying publishers. The policy, effective Oct. 30, sparks legal
Websites are closing their doors to AI agents, prompting a shift toward APIs and formal data agreements. The trend affects AI assistants' reliability and raises legal, security, and cost concerns
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Former Nvidia robotics marketer Amulya Vishwanath, now a VC, explains why robotics remains in a “Lego era” and why a ChatGPT‑style breakthrough has not yet arrived.