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Jensen Huang Uses ‘Mythos’ to Urge US – China AI Cooperation, Flags China’s Compute Capacity

Jensen Huang warns that China’s vast compute resources could rival advanced AI systems like Mythos, calling for US - China cooperation to manage the risks of powerful AI.

Jensen Huang warns that China’s vast compute resources could rival advanced AI systems like Mythos, calling for US – China cooperation to manage the risks of powerful AI.

OpenAI Urges Mac Users to Update Apps After Axios Security Incident

OpenAI has asked macOS users to update their apps after a security issue involving the Axios developer tool, part of a widely reported industry incident.

OpenAI has asked macOS users to update their apps after a security issue linked to a broader software supply chain attack involving the Axios developer tool.

Molotov at Dawn: Sam Altman’s Home Attacked; His Fierce Response

A Molotov cocktail attack at Sam Altman’s San Francisco home led to a swift arrest, with no injuries reported. As authorities investigate, Altman has warned that rising tensions around AI could have real-world consequences.

Exclusive: Beyond Announcement – What Students, Parents and Teachers Think About India’s New AI Curriculum

India has introduced a new AI and computational thinking curriculum for school students, aiming to move beyond rote learning towards problem-solving and digital skills — though challenges around implementation remain.

As India rolls out its new AI curriculum, AI FrontPage spoke to students, parents and teachers to understand how it looks beyond the announcement – in real classrooms and homes.

Volkswagen Integrates AI into Its China Strategy Ahead of Auto China 2026

Volkswagen Group is embedding AI into driver-assistance and in-car systems as part of its “In China, for China” strategy, alongside plans to launch 20+ electrified vehicles in 2026. The company is advancing AI-powered ADAS and smart cockpit features to enable more connected, personalized, and software-defined mobility experiences.

Broadcom – Google TPU Deal and Anthropic Compute Expansion Signal Early Structuring of AI Infrastructure

A Broadcom filing suggests the AI stack is starting to take shape earlier than expected, as long-term chip, networking, and compute commitments move ahead of proven demand.

The Broadcom – Google TPU deal, disclosed in a Form 8-K, highlights how AI chips, networking infrastructure, and large – scale compute capacity are being coordinated ahead of demand, with Anthropic expected to access 3.5 GW starting 2027.

Amazon Restricts AI Agents’ Web Access on AWS as Security Risks Escalate

AgentCore deployment with AWS Network Firewall and domain-based egress filtering

Amazon is limiting how AI agents access the web through AWS, introducing domain-level controls to address security risks such as prompt injection, data leakage, and unauthorized access.

Tata Play Fiber Unifies 25 Data Sources on IBM Watsonx to Scale AI

Tata Play Fiber is bringing 25 data sources into a unified system with IBM watsonx, laying the foundation for AI-driven analytics and real-time decision-making.

Claude Code Leak: Human Error or System Failure at Anthropic?

A routine release at Anthropic exposed 512,000 lines of Claude Code through a source map file, allowing developers to reconstruct and analyze large parts of its internal architecture.

Anthropic Signs AI Safety Pact with Australia, Backs Research and Data Centre Plans

Anthropic has signed a non-binding agreement with the Australian Government to collaborate on AI safety, research, and economic impact, marking one of the first partnerships under Australia’s National AI Plan.

Anthropic has signed a non-binding AI safety pact with the Australian Government, combining research funding, system transparency, and data centre alignment as part of the country’s National AI Plan.