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Trump names Jay Clayton AI czar to lead Super Intelligence Force
President Trump said on Truth Social that Director of National Intelligence Jay Clayton is the White House AI czar and will lead a new Super Intelligence Force with 120 days to report on AI risks, opportunities, and federal oversight.
Sam Altman says world should accept some AI risks for broad access
In a Politico Decoded interview, OpenAI CEO Sam Altman argued AI’s benefits justify accepting some harms, drew “a lot of daylight” with Anthropic on regulation, and rejected single-lab control as completely unacceptable.
OpenAI safety lead David Robinson resigns, says company’s culture is broken
David Robinson, who oversaw OpenAI’s safety reports for 12 frontier-model launches, has quit and wrote in The Atlantic that the company’s culture is broken. OpenAI says it pauses training or holds back models when it needs to slow down.
OpenAI discloses second NSW government access: Fire History stats beyond intended use
OpenAI said Friday an AI model queried NSW National Parks and Wildlife Service Fire History and gathered summary fire statistics not publicly available through the service, ABC News and NSW confirmed.
Amazon explores $8B Nvidia Grace Blackwell SPV to move chips off books and lease them back
Amazon is exploring an SPV that would take about $8 billion of Nvidia Grace Blackwell GPUs off its balance sheet, raise debt against them, and lease the chips back, the Financial Times reported Friday via Reuters, with up to 10% equity offered to investors.
Anthropic said to target IPO before Thanksgiving, plans Oct. 14 investor day
Bloomberg sources say Anthropic could begin formal IPO marketing the week of Nov. 9 and list before Thanksgiving, with a pre-IPO investor day set for Oct. 14.
Broadcom to lend Anthropic up to $42 billion to lease chips, IPO filing says
Anthropic’s IPO prospectus says Broadcom agreed to lend the AI lab up to $42 billion to finance infrastructure spending, including a convertible facility that could cover about a third of a $125.2 billion five-year TPU lease commitment, Reuters reported exclusively.
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Banks launch record $60B Broadcom-Anthropic chip debt syndication
Wall Street banks began syndicating a record $60 billion Broadcom-Anthropic chip debt package Monday, the Financial Times reported, with a $42 billion senior secured tranche
OpenAI in talks with UAE funds and BlackRock to anchor $30B round
OpenAI is in talks with UAE funds including Abu Dhabi’s MGX, which have discussed putting in up to $10 billion together, and with BlackRock to
McDonald’s hit with antitrust class action over AI menu pricing
A proposed nationwide class action filed in Chicago says McDonald’s and its franchisees have used an algorithm trained on pooled nonpublic sales data to coordinate
Google pauses open source bug bounty product reports over flood of invalid AI submissions
Google stopped taking product vulnerability reports to its open source bug bounty on October 1, citing a surge of mostly invalid automated submissions. Supply chain
Nvidia-backed Reflection unveils Beam, a 501B Apache 2.0 open-weight model
Reflection AI introduced Beam, a 501-billion-parameter sparse MoE open-weight model it says is strong at coding and agentic tasks, competitive with GLM-5.2, approaching Qwen 3.8-Max,
TradeSun sues OpenAI over GPT-6 Astra name
TradeSun, which has sold AI document software under the ASTRA name since 2021, says OpenAI’s GPT-6 Astra is teaching customers that “Astra means OpenAI” and
Norway to propose temporary ban on AI glasses in parks, schools and other public places
Norway’s government says it will ask parliament for a temporary ban on AI glasses at beaches, parks, schools, gyms and other places where people could
Wikimedia says OpenAI rogue agents possibly tied to May data-service outage
The Wikimedia Foundation says it found OpenAI “rogue” agent activity on its platforms, including heavy Wikidata Query Service traffic that may have contributed to a
Schneider Electric to buy PTC for $22.6 billion in all-cash deal
Schneider Electric will pay $205 a share in cash for the U.S. industrial software maker, its largest deal ever, betting that PTC’s design and engineering
Former Groq engineers sue board over Nvidia licensing deal
Two shareholders allege Groq’s board shortchanged common stockholders and denied some a vote in the roughly $20 billion Nvidia license-and-hire deal, which the complaint says