
ALT The image contains text with the headline ‘need to know’. The three bullet points are as follows: The Super Intelligence Force held its first meeting, commissioning a report evaluating AI risk in cybersecurity, biosecurity and model control, and tasking Emil Michael with establishing incident reporting mechanisms. Eight state attorneys general sued OpenAI over claims that ChatGPT harms minors, using a consumer-protection template from the Meta v. New Mexico case. OpenAI discovered a spy: allegedly Saudi national Abdulrahman Alfozan, who has since been arrested by the FBI.

ALT The image contains text with the headline ‘need to know’. The three bullet points are as follows: OpenAI fired three employees , with one saying “I believe we were fired for prioritizing safety over the near-term interests of OpenAI as a corporation.”. The White House unveiled its Super Intelligence Force, led by Director of National Intelligence Jay Clayton. House Energy and Commerce Committee Chair Brett Guthrie said he supports a kill switch for AI models that “go rogue.”

ALT The image contains a quote from the article by Shakeel Hashim. It reads: “If Democrats retake both the House and Senate next month — as looks increasingly likely — they will be in the not-so-enviable position of having to figure out how to regulate AI. In preparation, many are planting a stake in the ground: in the past few weeks, a plethora of legislative ideas has been put forward, each making a claim to be the way forward for AI legislation.”








