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OpenAI will let the US government review its AI models before release, Google is experimenting with sending Chrome searches straight to AI, and Anthropic proposes a global slowdown of AI development
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-OpenAI has said that it will comply with the order and allow regulators to assess its models' capabilities before they're released to the public.
-Google seems to be mulling the idea of giving you the option to go straight to AI Mode when you do search queries.
-Anthropic says AI is developing so fast, the trend points towards systems becoming capable of developing their own successor.
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