Anthropic drops the central pledge of its Responsible Scaling Policy
Anthropic has scrapped its 2023 pledge not to train AI models unless it could guarantee adequate safeguards in advance, TIME and the WSJ reported.

From 2027, California data centers must disclose water use to get permits and licenses. From 2028, they must also file drought cutback plans.
Anthropic has scrapped its 2023 pledge not to train AI models unless it could guarantee adequate safeguards in advance, TIME and the WSJ reported.
Since December 2025, Meta has used Meta AI chats to personalize ads across its apps, except in the EU, UK and South Korea.
Three safety researchers OpenAI fired over alleged mishandling of sensitive information deny the claims and warn of a chilling effect on safety work.
USA Today Co. seeks more than $250 million from OpenAI, alleging it copied hundreds of thousands of articles from 19 publications without permission.
David Robinson, who led the safety reports for OpenAI's major launches, resigned after 3.5 years, writing that AI firms aren't 'being nearly careful enough.'
A federal class action filed September 23 says xAI's gas turbines near Memphis, which the suit says grew to 69, cause round-the-clock noise and vibration.
Google and Character.AI agreed to settle family lawsuits in four states, including one over the 2024 suicide of 14-year-old Sewell Setzer III.
Microsoft's own fact sheet shows total emissions up 26.5% in fiscal 2025 and 62% above its 2020 baseline, as it drops its carbon-neutral claim.