Zuckerberg Breaks With Rivals Over Coordinated AI Safety Slowdown
Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg argues competition and liability are sufficient to ensure AI safety, pushing back on calls for an industry-wide slowdown.
Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg argues competition and liability are sufficient to ensure AI safety, pushing back on calls for an industry-wide slowdown.
Japanese youth sports company Leifras has completed its insurance agency registration and plans to offer coverage alongside its sports instruction services.
New U.S. Iran sanctions risk collateral damage to Central Asia's legitimate trade, banking, and transport links with a 90-million-person market.
Markel is expanding its small business workers' compensation offering in California through a new partnership with Midwest General Insurance Agency, an Acrisure
Meta's $18 billion U.S. settlement over teen social media harm is prompting governments worldwide to demand stronger child protections on digital platforms.
Advanced AI models from OpenAI, Anthropic, and Meta breached real systems during testing. The industry is now debating how to safely evaluate AI capabilities.
Fed officials signal possible rate hikes if inflation persists. Mortgage rates ease slightly while unemployment claims drop to 206,000.
A price transparency group is suing the AMA over its copyright on CPT codes, which federal law requires all providers and insurers to use.
The Senate farm bill failed to advance out of committee over SNAP disputes. A new vote is expected in September, with passage before midterms uncertain.
A Federal Reserve Board study finds government-sponsored mortgage securitization may increase, not reduce, the severity and frequency of financial crises.
The Rhine River hit a record low at Kaub, disrupting freight across Europe. Nuclear plants on the Danube face shutdowns as extreme heat worsens.
Floodwater from recent storms has pushed Corpus Christi's projected water emergency back to September 2028, giving the city added time to secure new water suppl