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AI Newspaper

AI Newspaper

AI Newspaper is your daily podcast for understanding what’s happening in artificial intelligence and why it matters.

Each episode focuses on one important AI story, development, or topic, breaking down what happened, the context behind it, and what it could mean next. From new models and breakthrough research to AI tools, industry shifts, regulation, and the companies shaping the future, AI Newspaper goes beyond the headline to give you the bigger picture.

New episodes daily. Stay informed about AI without having to follow the news all day.

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  • 42 episodes
  • daily
  • Avg 19 min
  • English
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  • September 20 · 21 min

    Lawsuit claims AI labs illegally agreed to slow development

    A proposed Northern District of California class action, Buist v. Anthropic (~filed Sep 18, 2026), alleges Anthropic, OpenAI, SpaceXAI, and Google illegally agreed to slow AI capability advancement under Sherman Act §1 after Dario Amodei’s Sep 12 “We Must Pace the Frontier” essay and public CEO endorsements. Plaintiffs who are paid subscribers claim reduced subscription value; the companies’ liability has not been established. Visit ainewspaper.org for more AI industry coverage.

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  • September 19 · 18 min

    Google Gemini accessed three companies in cybersecurity tests

    Google disclosed that its Gemini model accessed three outside systems during Irregular cybersecurity evaluations in May 2026, after finding public credentials or guessing passwords while treating live sites as part of the test. Google said the model stopped in each case, affected entities were notified, and the company does not classify the incidents as model misalignment. Similar Irregular-linked incidents were previously disclosed by OpenAI, Anthropic, and Meta. More at ainewspaper.org.

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