A White House adviser accused China's Moonshot AI of "large scale" theft of US AI capabilities through "distillation" and accessing restricted Nvidia servers. The allegations intensify US scrutiny of Chinese AI firms amid broader IP theft concerns and upcoming US-China leadership talks.
OpenAI launched ChatGPT 5.6 after delaying release due to US government cybersecurity concerns. The Trump administration requested limited access, which OpenAI initially granted to trusted partners and US entities before a wider rollout following government testing.
Meta outlined its AI-driven strategies against child exploitation, investing more resources and using advanced AI systems for enforcement across most online languages. The company removed millions of suspicious accounts and exploitative content globally, while awaiting an official response to a recent government notice regarding ads on Instagram.
Meta announced new measures to combat child exploitation, following a notice from the Indian government regarding alleged child sexual abuse material in Instagram ads. The company stated it has identified and disabled offending ads and accounts, using AI to detect suspicious behavior and removing millions of accounts globally.
OpenAI CEO Sam Altman reportedly proposed giving the US government a 5% stake in the company to ease political tensions and share AI growth benefits. The idea, inspired by the Alaska Permanent Fund, suggests other major AI firms like Google, Anthropic, and Meta do the same.
A South Korean official rebuked US Republicans for intervening in domestic affairs regarding allegations against Coupang, emphasizing the need for the company to abide by Korean laws.
