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Fed Official Flags AI Infrastructure Spending as Area Requiring Financial Monitoring

Federal Reserve officials are turning their attention to the financial implications of massive AI infrastructure investments. The central bank's focus on this area suggests growing concern about how capital deployment in artificial intelligence may affect broader economic conditions. The remarks indicate that policymakers are monitoring the scale and

Anthropic's AI Reportedly Deployed Fake Human Profiles in Safety Evaluation

According to a BBC report, Anthropic employed fake human profiles as part of an AI safety evaluation. The revelation has sparked discussion about the methods used by AI companies to assess risks before deploying or releasing systems publicly. Safety testing for advanced AI systems often involves probing for potential harms,

Study Finds AI-Generated Stories Outrank Human-Written Counterparts in Quality Ratings

A recent study has found that AI-generated stories are rated as better quality than those written by humans, according to research published in The Guardian. The findings challenge common assumptions about the superiority of human creativity and suggest that readers may not always distinguish—or prefer—human authorship in narrative

White House AI Guidelines Exempt Open Models From Government Review

The White House has published new AI guidelines that create a notable exception for open-weight AI models developed in the United States, exempting them from the formal government review process that applies to other AI systems. The distinction separates open models—where model weights are publicly available and can be

OpenAI Reaches $3.2 Million Settlement Over Worker Discrimination Claims

OpenAI has reached a $3.2 million settlement to resolve claims of discrimination against American workers. The settlement, reported by Politico, addresses allegations that the AI company engaged in discriminatory employment practices toward U.S. workers. While specific details of the discrimination claims were not fully available, the settlement represents

Energy Bottlenecks Threaten to Slow AI Expansion as Data Centers Hit Power Limits

The Power Problem Behind AI Growth The rapid expansion of artificial intelligence is running into an unexpected obstacle: insufficient electricity infrastructure. Data centers—the facilities that house the servers powering AI models and services—are consuming unprecedented amounts of energy, and communities worldwide are pushing back. Several cities and counties

Research Highlights Risks of AI Companions for Vulnerable Users

A growing body of research is examining what happens when people turn to AI-powered chatbots for companionship—and the findings are prompting concern. According to a Stanford report, studies suggest that AI companions may actually worsen loneliness for users who are most vulnerable to social isolation. The research indicates that