Florida Attorney General James Uthmeier filed an 83-page complaint against OpenAI and CEO Sam Altman on June 1, alleging ChatGPT aided mass shooters, encouraged suicide, and addicted minors.
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Microsoft and OpenAI end exclusivity in a partnership reset that opens ChatGPT to all clouds
An amended agreement announced April 27 makes Microsoft’s AI license non-exclusive through 2032, lets OpenAI sell through any cloud provider, and ends the revenue share Microsoft paid — a structural shift driven by OpenAI’s $50 billion Amazon deal.
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EU Parliament delays AI Act high-risk rules to December 2027
EU Parliament voted to delay AI Act high-risk system rules until December 2027, while backing a ban on nudifier AI systems in a broader simplification package.
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Pope Leo XIV warns AI warfare is driving a spiral of annihilation
At Rome’s La Sapienza University, Pope Leo XIV condemned surging military AI investment and warned that autonomous weapons are eroding human accountability for war.
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Jensen Huang joins Trump’s China trip in bid to end the H200 chip stalemate
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang joined Trump’s Beijing delegation at the last minute to push for H200 AI chip sales to China, which remain blocked despite US authorization granted months ago.
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Cerebras stock doubles as AI chip IPO raises $5.5 billion
Cerebras priced its IPO at $185 per share Wednesday, raising $5.5 billion, then opened at $385 — up 108% — making it the biggest US tech IPO of 2026 so far with a $66 billion end-of-day valuation.
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Paul Tudor Jones says the US is dangerously late to regulate AI
The hedge fund founder told CNBC on May 7 that Washington’s failure to establish governance frameworks while AI deployment accelerates is a ‘governance gap’ that could produce risks society is not prepared for — framing AI oversight as a financial stability concern, not just a civil liberties one.
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EU opens sweeping antitrust inquiry into Big Tech’s AI operations
The European Commission’s competition directorate confirmed in March 2026 that it has opened a wide-ranging inquiry into how large technology companies are using AI to entrench market power, targeting practices at Nvidia, Meta, Google, and Microsoft simultaneously.
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UK announces AI hardware strategy to cut semiconductor dependence
The UK government unveiled a domestic AI hardware plan in late April, committing to build sovereign capability in the chips and semiconductor technologies underpinning the AI stack — a belated but explicit acknowledgement that dependence on US and Asian supply chains is a strategic vulnerability.
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Meta refuses to sign the EU’s AI Code of Practice as August enforcement approaches
Meta’s Chief Global Affairs Officer Joel Kaplan publicly declined to sign the voluntary Code of Practice for general-purpose AI models, calling it legally uncertain and beyond the AI Act’s scope — a position that puts the company on a collision course with the European AI Office ahead of the August 2 enforcement date.