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Anthropic Quietly Lobbied Congress With Its Own Draft AI Safety Bill, Politico Reports
Why it mattersThis is reportedly the first time a frontier lab has drafted federal AI safety bill text itself and lobbied Congress, keeping design control over shutdown triggers, third-party evaluation, and enforcement mechanics.
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Anthropic Quietly Pitched Congress on Its Own Draft AI Safety Bill
Why it mattersReportedly the first time a frontier AI lab has drafted federal AI safety bill text itself and lobbied Congress, keeping design control over shutdown triggers, third-party evaluation, and enforcement mechanics.
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US FTC Issues Civil Subpoenas to OpenAI and Anthropic: AI Safety Probe Escalates
Why it mattersFederal regulators have issued compulsory demands to the two leading AI labs for the first time, moving the probe into evidence gathering — while eight states sued OpenAI in state courts on October 14, creating federal-state pressure on the same consumer-protection theory.
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US Reverses Course on Britain's Testing of AI Models: AISI Regains Pre-Release Access
Why it mattersThe reversal comes about 17 days after the restriction was imposed on September 24, restoring the UK institute's early access to unreleased models from OpenAI, Anthropic and others.
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White House Tells AI Companies Incident Reporting Is Mandatory, After Anthropic's Disclosure
Why it mattersThe Trump administration's first mandatory wording on AI safety incidents, after a voluntary accord signed with industry on September 29.
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Anthropic Cuts Live Internet Access for All Internal Evals
Why it mattersAnthropic has shut off live internet access for all internal evaluations and concedes alignment training is "not yet sufficient" for skills like search and computer use; it briefed the White House and notified each affected agency.
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White House Announces $2.4B in AI-for-Science Tool and Compute Credit Pledges From 11 Companies
Why it mattersThe $2.4 billion from 11 companies comes as compute credits and tools rather than cash appropriations; Nvidia's $1 billion over five years is more than 40% of it, covering more than 15 federal agencies.
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White House Stands Up 'Super Intelligence Force': DNI Jay Clayton to Lead, Report Due in 120 Days
Why it mattersThe task force has 120 days to recommend the federal government's role in AI oversight; Clayton says industry remains the primary vehicle for managing risk, with new mechanisms modeled on Fed/SEC financial risk frameworks rather than new federal rules.
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Trump Expected to Name Intel Chief Jay Clayton as White House "AI Czar"
Why it mattersClayton would be the second US AI czar, after David Sacks left in March; he may keep his post overseeing 18 intelligence agencies, and the new role covers AI only, not crypto.
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FTC Opens Probe of OpenAI and Anthropic Over Rogue AI Agents; Subpoenas Being Drafted
Why it mattersReuters calls it the first official US regulatory action against rogue AI agents; the probe will also seek information from the auditor METR, and the civil investigative demands, which can compel documents and executive testimony, are expected in the coming weeks.
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