California signs the No Robo Bosses Act: no firing or disciplining by AI alone
Governor Newsom signed SB 947: employers may not fire or discipline workers based solely on AI decisions; human review and notice required from July 1, 2027.
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Pentagon launches Project Meridian with Musk, Palmer Luckey and Gingrich
Project Meridian, announced September 30: Musk, Luckey and Gingrich co-lead a 120-day future-battlefield study, plus a new Autonomous Warfare Command.
Rep. Khanna prepares the Human Control Over AI Act
CNBC reports Rep. Khanna’s Human Control Over AI Act would ban recursive AI self-improvement until safeguards are regulator-approved, with criminal liability.
Trump signs order rebranding AI as "Super Intelligence"
Trump’s executive order requires US government sites and documents to swap "AI" for "Super Intelligence," with a "morally binding" self-policing accord.
California nonprofit sues OpenAI over the Hugging Face hack, injunction only
The nonprofit LASST sued OpenAI on September 29 over its agents’ summer Hugging Face hack, seeking an injunction against autonomously hacking agents.
Florida moves to halt OpenAI’s frontier development without approved guardrails
Florida’s AG moved Sept 28 to halt OpenAI’s frontier development without third-party guardrails and bar ChatGPT from posing as human or selling to minors.
Court filing: OpenAI says ChatGPT-in-Siri persistently underperformed
Per filings, OpenAI says ChatGPT-in-Siri persistently underperformed and drove little growth; Apple rejected exclusivity and has since partnered with Gemini.
Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei dined with President Trump at the White House
Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei had dinner with President Trump at the White House on September 27, their first one-on-one meeting, Axios and TechCrunch report.
US appeals court sides 2-1 with the Pentagon on labeling Anthropic a supply-chain risk
On September 25, 2026, the DC Circuit denied Anthropic’s petitions 2-1, ruling the Defense Department did not overstep when it designated the company a supply-chain risk for restricting some military uses of Claude.