Canada’s government is demanding answers from OpenAI after reports revealed that ChatGPT interactions linked to a school shooter were flagged internally but not shared with police, reigniting debate over AI safety and accountability.

Anthropic has revised its flagship AI safety policy, adding flexibility to its commitment amid intensifying competition among top AI labs and rapid advances in model capabilities.

A viral Citrini Research post outlining AI-driven economic risks triggered a selloff in software and payments stocks as investors reassessed automation threats.

After an AI-related scare trade rattled markets, a Citrini Research author is urging governments to tax AI-driven gains to fund job transition and worker support.

OpenAI has revised its long-term compute spending target to $600 billion through 2030, signalling a more disciplined approach to scaling AI infrastructure while preparing for explosive revenue growth and a potential IPO.

Microsoft has confirmed a Copilot software bug that exposed confidential emails, highlighting growing concerns over how AI tools handle sensitive enterprise data.

SK Hynix says it will significantly expand production of AI-focused memory chips, highlighting how surging demand from data centres is reshaping the semiconductor industry.

Chinese generative AI startups surged in post–Lunar New Year trading as investors shifted capital away from big tech giants toward pure-play AI companies, signaling growing confidence in China’s AI-driven growth story.

OpenAI has announced a landmark partnership with Tata Group to develop large-scale AI data center infrastructure in India. The collaboration, starting with 100MW and scaling up to 1GW, aims to support enterprise AI adoption, improve data residency, and position India as a global hub for next-generation artificial intelligence.

The UN General Assembly has voted to establish a 40-member global scientific panel to assess the economic, ethical, and geopolitical impact of artificial intelligence. Approved despite opposition from the United States, the move marks a significant step toward international coordination on AI governance amid rising global tensions over technology leadership and regulation.