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OpenAI 4 months ago 27 ● 4 sources
Anthropic outlined its approach to AI policy and political advocacy, emphasizing transparency and independence from external political groups. The company stated it supports thoughtful regulation and prioritizes AI safety research in its policy positions. This clarifies that Anthropic's policy stances represent only its own views and not those of any outside political organization.
OpenAI 4 months ago 20 ● 2 sources
OpenAI banned accounts of likely Chinese origin that used AI to generate comments and cartoons advocating positions on US tech policy and tariffs. The accounts were discovered through OpenAI's influence operation detection systems. The removals represent an effort to prevent foreign AI-assisted influence campaigns targeting US policy debates.
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21 October 2026
The day’s biggest thread is the messy, money-shaped convergence between AI compute and Musk’s day jobs. SpaceX posted its first operating profit as a public company, driven by “Super Intelligence” AI-compute leasing that brought in $7.56 billion in revenue—nearly tripling quarter over quarter. That profit milestone lands alongside Tesla and SpaceX forming special board committees to evaluate a potential merger valued at roughly $3.5 trillion combined, even as Elon Musk says he’s barred from talks as a conflicted party. The near-term implications may be mostly corporate paperwork rather than a new robot fleet, but the direction is clear: rockets, satellites, and ground connectivity are being treated as part of the same AI supply chain as vehicles, robotics, and compute.
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