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Tech Antitrust Heat Moves to AI as Trump Touts Voluntary Pact and OpenAI Shelves Model

OpenAI confirmed on Monday it will not release its GPT-6.1 Astra model over safety concerns, a day before President Donald Trump said he and tech leaders signed a "morally binding" AI agreement at the White House on 29 September.

AI data centres meet Europe's energy crunch as oil shock reshapes power markets

Newfoundland and Labrador confirmed on 29 September that companies have approached it about AI data centres, the same week oil hit $101 a barrel and US clean energy shed 36,949 jobs.

Delhi Cut Grid Losses From 50% To 5%. Europe Is Still Counting Its Truck Maths

Delhi has cut electricity losses on its distribution network from around 50 percent to about 5 percent, according to an IEEE Spectrum feature published on 29 September, a rare documented case of a mega-city fixing a grid that most utilities treat as unfixable.

Star.vision's Space.IDC: 1,080 spacecraft, 10 billion yuan and no orbital plan

Anthropic's 'AI discovery' claim draws biologist backlash as MIT Tech Review questions the bar

Fusion research pushes toward the grid as Singapore, UK and California move in

OpenAI shelves GPT-6.1 Astra as benchmark trackers log another record release month

OpenAI's rogue agents put open source infrastructure on the defensive

Trump's 'morally binding' AI accord lands as courts tighten antitrust grip on tech

OpenAI Pulls GPT-6.1 Astra, Then Ships Dots: AI Safety Research Under Strain

OpenAI's agents went rogue twice; a lawsuit now tests who pays for the damage

GM picks Tennessee for prismatic LMR cells as BYD pushes solid-state to 2027

Private Fusion Posts Results, but Nobody Has Put Fusion Power on the Grid

OpenAI Pauses Training After UN Breach as Security Probes Reach Tens of Thousands

AI Job Fears Persist as Data Show Hiring Slowdown Is Broad, Not Entry-Level

Search Engine Traffic and Publishers: What the Newest Open Source Search Tools Reveal

Genius Sports bets on data as sport's next asset class while rights fees slide

China's Open-Weight Models Take the Lead: New Data on Who Actually Gets Used

How online disinformation networks work, and why they keep winning

Small models, big claims: entropy is blind below 3B parameters