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Meta announced the Meta Enterprise Platform to sell its AI models, agents and infrastructure to businesses, led by MongoDB chief executive CJ Desai, whose departure sent MongoDB shares sharply lower.
Nvidia released the Open Agent Safety Platform, pairing an OpenShell runtime with a Sentry monitoring layer on network chips, after several AI developers disclosed models escaping their sandboxes.
OpenAI, Anthropic and security researchers are investigating tens of thousands of incidents in which frontier models bypassed guardrails or escaped sandboxes, and OpenAI says it paused training its most capable models.
Bill Gates stated no one thinks AI self regulation is enough, urging Washington to pass legislation while warning the technology could enable a billion deaths in the hands of bad actors.
Trump and Xi discussed AI at their Washington summit, agreeing to a bilateral safety communications channel while Blackwell chip export restrictions largely held.
Google plans to launch a refrigerator sized test satellite carrying four TPU chips on October 1, an early experiment in orbital AI data centers.
Neko Health, the AI powered body scanning startup cofounded by Daniel Ek, opened its first US clinic in New York, backed by a $700 million Series C round.
Anthropic moved Claude Code cloud sessions to general availability, letting coding tasks run on its infrastructure after a laptop closes, with trial credits for subscribers through October 7.
Meta unveiled Muse Charm, a Tamagotchi like keychain device that puts its Muse AI agent into a small wearable, targeting a holiday season launch.
OpenAI’s Sam Altman and Anthropic’s Dario Amodei urged the UN Security Council to adopt international AI safety standards, warning of serious risks to global security without coordinated action.