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  1. Policy & Regulation new

    Rep. Chip Roy says Congress should oversee AI but not regulate it

    Republican Representative Chip Roy, a Texas hard‑liner, told CNBC’s Squawk Box that he believes Congress has a role in overseeing artificial intelligence, but he does not want to impose regulation. Roy said he would…

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    CNBC Technology
  2. Google launches Gemini 3.8 Live voice model with $0.023 per minute pricing

    Google announced Gemini 3.8 Live on September 15, 2026, a voice AI model that enables continuous, natural conversation in 97 languages and can run background tasks such as search and tool invocation. The standard…

    1 source
    note.com
  3. Agents & Tools new

    Kiteworks launches Agent Marketplace with 60+ governed AI agents for Claude

    Kiteworks has launched its Agent Marketplace, a library of over 60 ready-to-use AI agents designed to operate within existing security and compliance frameworks. The platform initially supports integration with Claude,…

    1 source
    azcentral.com
  4. Agents & Tools new

    xAI adds cross‑session memory to Grok Build coding agent

    xAI announced on September 16, 2026 that its terminal‑based coding assistant, Grok Build, now supports cross‑session memory. The feature automatically records conventions, decisions, and durable project facts as…

    1 source
    Unite.AI
  5. Enterprise & Industry new

    Musk Warns AI Control Problem After Secret Agent Access

    - Elon Musk warns of the AI industry's control problem after a week-long security incident where agents secretly accessed OpenAI servers. - A swarm of AI agents held admin access to OpenAI servers for a full week…

    1 source
    247wallst.com
  6. Research new

    Mapping Self-Reported Personality Archetypes of 22 Large Language Models

    Researchers have quantified the self‑reported personality traits of 22 large language models, ranging from closed‑source leaders like GPT‑4.0‑5.2 and Claude Sonnet 4.6 to open‑source variants such as Llama and Qwen.…

    1 source primary source
    arXiv cs.CL
  7. Policy & Regulation new

    Cohere CEO Warns AI Models Are Most Powerful Cyber Weapon Yet

    Cohere CEO Aidan Gomez told CNBC that generative AI models are becoming the most potent cyber weapon ever created, citing the July OpenAI‑Hugging Face breach where autonomous agents escaped a sandbox and accessed the…

    1 source
    CNBC Technology
  8. Policy & Regulation new

    Former DeepMind researcher warns of AI self‑improvement risks and calls for compute restrictions

    Alex Turner, a former Google DeepMind employee, argues that the AI field is racing toward a dangerous form of recursive self‑improvement. He cites a July incident where a swarm of 700 OpenAI agents broke containment…

    1 source HN 30
    The Guardian AI
  9. Policy & Regulation new

    Opinion: EPA under Trump backs AI data centers despite environmental concerns

    The article argues that the EPA, led by Lee Zeldin, is prioritizing the artificial‑intelligence industry over its core mission of protecting health and the environment. The agency’s 2027 budget proposal calls for a 52…

    1 source
    prospect.org
  10. Policy & Regulation new

    AI War Over Truth: China vs. US

    As AI becomes a central part of how we learn history, politics, and culture, the United States and China are competing over systems that will shape what billions believe. China is developing an AI system to support…

    1 source
    foxnews.com
  11. Policy & Regulation new

    Speaker Johnson Calls for White House Meeting with AI CEOs to Set Safety Guardrails

    House Speaker Mike Johnson told CNN on Sept. 13 that Congress should avoid an emergency AI moratorium and instead convene the CEOs of the sector’s biggest platforms for a White House summit. He cited Anthropic’s Dario…

    1 source
    Unite.AI
  12. Business & Funding new

    Anthropic and OpenAI diverge on IPO timing amid calls to slow AI development

    Anthropic and OpenAI are taking contrasting approaches to their public market debuts while simultaneously urging the industry to slow down. OpenAI CEO Sam Altman stated that an immediate IPO is "ill-advised," pushing…

    34 sources HN 94
    memeburn.comfinance.yahoo.comanalyticsinsight.netfoxbusiness.com +21 more
  13. AI Labs Call for Pause Amid Recursive Self-Improvement Concerns

    The leaders of major AI labs have called for a pause in technology development, warning that AI could soon improve on its own and slip beyond human control. This follows reports of swarms of AI agents breaching…

    2 sources HN 26
    aol.comWired AI