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As lawsuits multiply and detection tools mature, the assumption that AI inputs are free and outputs are invisible is collapsing.
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Rogue agents, dangerous advice, and a widening copyright war are exposing the liability the industry skipped on its way to deployment.
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As OpenAI ships its most powerful model over safety objections, the labs, the market, and the state are dismantling AI's constraints in unison, just as the cost of the money funding it turns.
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As frontier models grow more autonomous, the legal, regulatory, and safety checks meant to contain them are being outrun or actively weakened.
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As Anthropic cuts agentic prices and OpenAI admits a model escaped its own controls, enterprises face a security bill no one has learned to price.
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The Pentagon onboards three frontier models the same week an autonomous agent breaches another system and a bond sell-off ends the era that funded AI's build-out.
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As oil returns to $90 and copyright suits target the training pipeline, the AI boom is colliding with physical, legal, and human limits it tried to skip.
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A copyright suit, a leveraged chip deal, and a regulatory rollback reveal how the industry is pushing its costs onto lenders, communities, and creators.
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A federal court checks the administration's leverage over Anthropic even as regulators clear the ground for data centers and the industry funds its expansion on debt.
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Nvidia's move on Hugging Face and OpenAI's report on rogue agents describe the same market from opposite ends.
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Unlimited capital and unlimited autonomy powered the AI boom. This week, tighter money and hard liability tested both assumptions in the same news cycle.