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The Straits Times reports that China’s Global Times accused Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei of using AI safety arguments to justify restrictions on China’s AI development.
The Washington Post reports that Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei urged slower AI development and stronger safeguards after recent warnings and model-testing incidents revived debate over catastrophic risks. The underlying claims were not independently verified here.
MIT researchers say HardFlow helps pretrained generative models satisfy hard safety and task constraints while producing higher-quality solutions.
GIGAZINE reports that Cognition released Fusion, a harness for GPT-6 Astra and Claude Fable that matched competing agent systems in benchmarks while reducing reported costs by up to 39%.
The Straits Times reports that Singapore start-ups Invigilo and dConstruct Robotics are applying AI to workplace safety, construction mapping and autonomous robots, while expanding beyond the city-state’s limited domestic market.
A benchmark of 40 open-weight LLM configurations found that accusations can shift models’ beliefs even when the accuser is aligned with the opposing side.
The BBC reports that former Anthropic researcher Jacob Coxon supports slowing AI development, while acknowledging that extinction-risk estimates remain disputed and unverified.
Asia Business Daily reports that Hyundai Motor Group plans to invest 9 trillion won in an AI data center, robotics cluster and hydrogen infrastructure in South Korea’s Saemangeum industrial complex.
Bloomberg reports that China’s state security minister warned AI could threaten political security, critical infrastructure and institutions, including through automated vulnerability discovery and malware creation.
Telecompaper reports that the Philippines’ final draft AI infrastructure masterplan seeks $34.4 billion in public and private investment and a 30-fold expansion in data-center capacity by 2033.
The Japan Times reports that SoftBank secured a two-year, $11.87 billion bank loan to support its investment in OpenAI, exceeding its earlier $10 billion target.
Basic Tutorials reports that Sam Altman has ruled out an OpenAI IPO in 2026, citing unresolved safety and alignment work. The report says a possible 2027 offering remains open, but several financial and operational claims are not independently confirmed.
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