The House passed the Ratepayer Protection Act 417-3 to stop AI data centers from pushing grid costs onto households. The catch is in the mechanism, and in what state regulators were already doing.
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Claude’s Agents Can Now Message Each Other. ‘Sharing Context’ Is the One Thing They Won’t Do.
The headlines say Claude's parallel sessions now share context across terminals. Anthropic's own docs say they pass text notes and nothing else. That gap is the whole design decision, and the...
The AI Label You Can See Won’t Pass December 2. The One That Will Is Invisible.
A visible AI label meets half of Article 50. The machine-readable half, where C2PA, SynthID, and IPTC fail in opposite ways, is the part that decides whether you pass the December 2 deadline.
You Have Until December 2 to Watermark Your AI Content for the EU. A Visible Label Isn’t Enough.
The EU AI Act requires machine-readable marking on AI-generated content by December 2, 2026. A visible caption satisfies a different rule. Here's what actually qualifies, why C2PA metadata alone gets...
Anthropic Made 30-Day Logging Mandatory on Its Best Models. Microsoft Paused Claude the Next Day.
Anthropic's covered-model policy retains 30 days of prompts and outputs, overriding zero data retention agreements. Microsoft limited Claude Fable 5 access the next day. What changed since, and what...
AI’s Biggest Rivals Want to Write the Safety Rules Together. The Antitrust Exemption Is the Tell.
Anthropic, OpenAI, and Google have met since July to build an industry-run AI standards body. The antitrust exemption request shows it is a market-structure move, not just a safety one.