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Brazil’s Itaú is rolling ia.i toward its whole customer base by year-end — with IARA governance holding the regulated bank together.

NVIDIA folds vision, documents, video and tool use into one open 120B mixture-of-experts model, betting enterprises would rather post-train a single agent brain than stitch several together.

In Parliament, OpenAI and Anthropic backed binding AI safety rules while Google DeepMind and Meta would not—exposing a split Britain’s voluntary regime cannot paper over.

The Verge frames Argon as Google’s return to the frontier after months behind—competitive claims, paywalled access, and pricing that still undercuts rivals after the intro period.

Brad Smith says milk has more safety rules than frontier AI labs, and he wants London—not Brussels or Washington—to lead global AI guardrails before voluntary pledges run out of road.

Anthropic's new rules sharpen what matters most before an election, and add a ban on cruelty toward Claude that will start a fight about what these models are owed.

Anthropic's usage-policy rewrite targets election interference, weapons and surveillance. The line that will get the attention, though, bans 'needless' cruelty toward Claude itself.
NVIDIA-led research finds most failed agent runs hinge on one early wrong turn, and shows agents can be trained to climb back out. That is the reliability problem worth solving.

Sam Altman says society should accept some harm as the price of AI's upside. The trade can be defensible, but only if the company asking for it also earns the trust to make it.

Adam Schiff calls the White House AI safety pledge meaningless and wants a real regulator with teeth — but after Loper Bright, any new AI agency walks straight into a courtroom.

The Verge places David Robinson’s Atlantic exit in a parade of lab resignations — and argues cynicism about the messengers doesn’t cancel the warning.

WIRED’s Barrett says Trump’s AI self-police handshake is seat-belt theater — applause in the Oval Office isn’t a safety standard.