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Trump announced via Truth Social that all federal agencies must immediately stop using Anthropic technology. The move follows White House declaration of a complete ban on Anthropic. Reports link it to OpenAI cooperation and over $100M in political donations.
Wikipedia has banned editors from using AI to write or rewrite articles, citing violations of core content policies. AI is still permitted for basic copyedits without introducing new content and for translating articles from other language Wikipedias. The policy applies to the English version.
OpenClaw faces a ban, but this creates a huge market opportunity for Chinese AI firms to surge ahead. Major Chinese AI companies stand to gain significantly from this shift. It positions China for rapid catch-up in AI tech.
European Parliament disabled AI features on official devices via email to all MEPs and staff. Concerns focus on cybersecurity risks from cloud-based processing. Aims to prevent data leaks from non-local AI tasks.
Tencent has updated WeChat's content governance rules to ban non-human automated publishing, including AI, scripts, and APIs on official and service accounts. This addresses the surge in AI technologies replacing human creators. The rules were announced on Thursday via WeChat's official platform.
Divine, a reboot of the Vine short-video app, has launched featuring a strict ban on AI-generated 'slop' content. The app aims to revive authentic, human-created videos. Its tagline encourages users: 'Do it for Divine all over again.'