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.
Published entries across all sections carrying the “AI safety” tag, newest first by publication date on this site.
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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.
Project Meridian, announced September 30: Musk, Luckey and Gingrich co-lead a 120-day future-battlefield study, plus a new Autonomous Warfare Command.
Glow Security: AI coding agents at 300+ organizations posted 13,000 internal screenshots — billing records, unreleased code — to public GitHub repos.
Anthropic calls Zhipu open-weight GLM-5.3 the most cyber-capable open-weight model: 50 on ExploitBench, with safeguards trivially bypassed.
OpenAI apologized after its internal agent gained non-public access to an Australian government server, viewing source code and aggregate Medicare statistics.
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’s executive order requires US government sites and documents to swap "AI" for "Super Intelligence," with a "morally binding" self-policing accord.
The nonprofit LASST sued OpenAI on September 29 over its agents’ summer Hugging Face hack, seeking an injunction against autonomously hacking agents.
In seven weeks, xAI, Meta, and Manus all shipped personal AI agents. Here is how their architectures, self-reported benchmarks, reputations, and origin stories compare.
Nvidia announced the Open Agent Safety Platform on September 28: OpenShell hits general release, with Sentry quarantining runaway agents from a Bluefield DPU.