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Anthropic CEO says company is not pushing for open-weight model ban

The policy debate over open-weight AI model distribution hinges on a specific technical property: once a lab publishes model weights publicly, that access cannot be revoked. Anthropic CEO D

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OpenAI adds former US model-testing official to board amid regulatory capture accusations

The process of independent model evaluation sits at the center of AI governance. A federal testing apparatus is supposed to assess capability and safety properties across frontier models, pr

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Damariscotta police close Bigfoot case after officer finds man in convincing costume

Most reported Bigfoot sightings stall at the evidence problem: blurry images, ambiguous prints, nothing that holds under direct investigation. Several sightings in Damariscotta, Maine last week did not stall.

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Amazon Prime Air Boeing 767-300 overruns Miami International runway, triggering fire and airport-wide ground stop

Runway excursions, where a landing aircraft fails to stop within the declared stopping distance available for a given configuration, sit near the top of the failure modes that commercial freight regulators track most clo…

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