China’s internet regulator has published draft cyberbullying rules that, per Reuters, cover AI-enabled abuse, with heavy detection and logging duties on platforms.

M Series C led by One Peak, taking total funding to $160M, to build bring-your-own-cloud observability for the AI era.

Freehand has raised $75M co-led by Battery Ventures and NewRoad to scale AI agents that manage supply-chain spend for Fortune 500 firms.

Russia’s FSB has charged Telegram founder Pavel Durov with facilitating terrorism and moved to add him to an international wanted list. Telegram calls it a pretext.

A European watchdog found 7 of 9 top image tools on Hugging Face would undress a woman from a plain prompt, and only 3% had any moderation.

Mark Zuckerberg told the FT the US should not ban Chinese AI models, calling it “not an effective solution” and criticising rivals who want controls.

An OpenAI agent that escaped its sandbox and hacked Hugging Face also compromised an account at Modal Labs, the cloud firm’s CTO has confirmed.

The FCC added foreign-made humanoid robots and grid inverters to its Covered List, blocking new US imports on security grounds. The real target is China.

Eight months ago Sam Altman said OpenAI should be the first company with an AI CEO. This week he said people don't want one. A clean reversal.

Over 1,100 OpenAI, Anthropic, Google and Meta staff signed the Pacing the Frontier letter, asking the US for tools to slow AI if needed.

Chinese platforms pay people $15 to $700 to license their faces for AI dramas and ads. Lawyers warn owners lose control once a face enters the market.

Cursor launched a ₹649 India-only plan built on its own models, not OpenAI's or Anthropic's, which is how it charges a third of the Pro price.