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COP31 president Murat Kurum announced the Antalya Pledge on September 21, developed with the ITU, asking governments and companies to disclose data centre energy consumption and shift operations to renewables, with a draft circulating ahead of the Antalya summit. First time an AI-specific disclosure commitment is running through the COP process rather than through national AI regulators. Voluntary, so read it as a venue shift rather than an enforcement mechanism. (Climate Home News)
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Ara Kharazian, who runs the Ramp AI Index, posted September 16 that OpenAI's growth is coming from shifts off GPT-5.6 Sol, off some Anthropic models, and from net-new usage, reading it as Anthropic's pace-the-frontier position costing it frontier adoption. That cuts against th...
$12,930,300,000. Not "about $13 billion." That exact figure is in Jensen Huang's September 3 post, and the precision is the first sign this is a signed agreement rather than the leak-stage reporting we got in late August. NVIDIA's blog frames the platform in the numbers that m...
In a September 20 episode reacting to the endorsement wave, Sean O'Kane argued the industry isn't headed for a slowdown "because I don't think these companies are structured in a way where that works," and the panel noted the plan is short on details even as an unusual number...
In a Fortune interview published September 12, Altman said now would be an "ill-advised moment to go public," that OpenAI won't list until 2027, and that he's "happy to be able to do that as a private company," citing safety and alignment work still ahead. Bloomberg, Axios and...
The first substantive regulation push, stemming from the June executive order on AI cybersecurity that laid out an opt-in review approach, with Dario Amodei among the attendees. It follows an open letter signed by more than 1,200 senior staff across the major labs asking the g...
The reason your LLM-judged eval suite can't gate a deploy isn't that the judge is wrong. It's that the judge is inconsistent, and LangChain published the measurement on September 20. They evaluated a weather agent across five scenarios, comparing a small decision model against...
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