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Disney seeks assets from controversial AI companion start-up

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By Nitasha Tiku Verified
| The Washington Post Verified
Disney seeks assets from controversial AI companion start-up (washingtonpost.com) Disney seeks assets from controversial AI companion start-up By Nitasha Tiku 2026101319310400 Disney is bidding $20 million to license intellectual property from the artificial-intelligence companion start-up Character.AI, which is in bankruptcy proceedings and faces a lawsuit from the state of Kentucky alleging its chatbots encouraged users to self-harm.
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They told the world AI was dangerous. Now Trump's allies are coming for them. Original

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By Nitasha Tiku Verified, Ian Duncan, Gerrit De Vynck Verified
| Yahoo Verified
BERKELEY, Calif. - After artificial intelligence safety advocates captured Washington's attention with dire warnings about the technology's power, the Trump administration and its allies embraced some of their suggestions, while moving to sideline the advocates themselves. Battle lines have been drawn in recent days over part of an accord signed by President Donald Trump and AI chief executives last week: Who should audit AI companies' systems to ensure their technology behaves as intended.
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ChatGPT maker’s AI inappropriately probed federal government websites

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By Gerrit De Vynck Verified, Nitasha Tiku Verified
| The Washington Post Verified
ChatGPT maker’s AI inappropriately probed federal government websites (washingtonpost.com) ChatGPT maker’s AI inappropriately probed federal government websites By Gerrit De Vynck; Nitasha Tiku 2026092601160600 SAN FRANCISCO — Artificial intelligence technology from ChatGPT maker OpenAI probed U.S. government websites including the Departments of Education and Commerce, researchers said Friday, adding to the growing list of incidents in which OpenAI's AI agents acted without the company's...
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