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Trump publicly broke with the AI-safety pacing consensus his own top lab CEOs just endorsed, calling danger warnings a hoax on stage at the All-In Summit while Nvidia's Jensen Huang split from him to praise a whistleblowing former Anthropic researcher.
Microsoft's Satya Nadella publicly joined Anthropic and OpenAI's leadership in endorsing calls to "pace" frontier AI development, and the resulting essay knocked billions off AI-linked stocks from Tokyo to New York the same week Anthropic told IPO investors its revenue nearly tripled year over year.
Dario Amodei's call to "pace the frontier" draws public agreement from Sam Altman and Elon Musk, sharp pushback from Armin Ronacher and Yoshua Bengio, and a same-day admission from Altman that OpenAI's own IPO is on hold over safety concerns.
Twenty-five Fields Medalists led by Terence Tao publicly accused AI labs of destroying mathematics' verification and credit norms, with OpenAI's disputed Navier-Stokes solve at the center of the dispute.
Cognition's new SWE-2 coding model and OpenAI's freshly opened Agents API both bet the real coding-agent moat is the orchestration harness, not the underlying weights, while Nvidia's Jensen Huang says supply, not demand, is now capping the company's growth.
A joint NSA-CISA-FBI advisory names six Chinese AI firms in an alleged industrial-scale model-distillation campaign and recommends labs quietly downgrade suspected offenders rather than ban them outright, landing weeks ahead of a planned US-China AI safety dialogue.
OpenAI's rushed Navier-Stokes proof claim sets off a credit dispute with the NYU mathematician who says his private research leaked into the effort.