The U.S. Court of Appeals for the Eighth Circuit granted xAI’s request for an injunction pending appeal. Minnesota cannot currently enforce HF 1606 to the extent specified by the court.
Anthropic announced a selective program for professionals deploying Claude in companies. The goal is to train 10,000 people by the end of 2027.
Suno has made its Speech feature available in public beta. The tool creates spoken audio with original background music and supports both an idea prompt and a custom script.
A partially unsealed filing by publishers in a US copyright dispute quotes Microsoft employee Brent Hecht. Microsoft emphasizes that it was not the company’s position.
Microsoft detected more than one million fraudulent emails impersonating company executives and ServiceNow communications. Indicators suggest possible use of generative AI, but they are not definitive evidence.
The Seattle Times Company and Newsday LLC filed a lawsuit against OpenAI and Microsoft in New York. They seek damages, an injunction and potentially the destruction of affected data or models.
Mayor Andrew Little questioned the approximately NZD 435,000 city council staffing report. Deloitte says it uses AI-enabled tools for suitable tasks, but people approved the analyses and conclusions.
The U.S. Court of Appeals for the Seventh Circuit upheld that a federal provision cannot be applied in this specific case to the private possession alone of obscene AI images depicting nonexistent minors.
The Debian Project approved the Responsible Use of Generative AI resolution. It neither bans nor recommends generative AI in development; contributors remain responsible for their submissions.
Anthropic reportedly told investors it had an annualized revenue run rate above $65 billion at the end of July 2026, according to multiple media outlets. This is an unaudited run rate, not full-year revenue.