Australia’s social media ban may not be that effective, study finds

Research shows teens largely bypass Australia’s social media restrictions, raising questions about enforcement and policy effectiveness.

Threlmark: Disk Is the Contract

Threlmark launches a new approach with ‘disk is the contract,’ making roadmaps simple, file-based, and interoperable, emphasizing local control and durability.

The United States: The High-Variance Bet

The U.S. adopts a minimal regulation strategy for AI, emphasizing market dynamism and local initiatives over federal oversight, impacting future economic and social landscapes.

Loan covenant calendar for bootstrapped companies

A new workflow tool for small companies to manage loan obligations is in testing, focusing on extracting and tracking covenant requirements.

The Trust Shock: What Suspending Fable 5 Means for US AI, Its Rivals, and the World

The abrupt suspension of Anthropic’s Fable 5 highlights US government risks, affecting AI confidence, rivals, and global industry dynamics.

Three Days at the Frontier: Washington Suspends Fable 5 and Mythos 5

The US government has suspended access to Anthropic’s Fable 5 and Mythos 5 models over a contested jailbreak, marking a significant geopolitical move in AI regulation.

Trade and supply-chain operations signal monitor: Federal judge blocks Trump effort to make voters show proof of citizenship

A federal judge has blocked former President Trump’s attempt to require voters to show proof of citizenship, impacting trade and supply-chain monitoring.

Fable and Mythos: How Anthropic Shipped Its Most Powerful Model to Everyone

Anthropic has launched Fable 5, its most capable model yet, with Mythos 5 available to trusted partners and Fable 5 for public use, marking a significant safety breakthrough.

The European Union: Rules First, Cushion Always

The EU is prioritizing regulation over ownership in its social and economic model, exemplified by the upcoming AI Act and labor reforms, impacting workers and industries.

The rails. Why European agentic commerce is co-defined by two converging regimes.

Europe’s agentic commerce is being shaped by two converging regulatory regimes—PSD3/PSR and the AI Act—creating a complex, statutory infrastructure that differs from US models.