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The General Court of the EU rejected Apple's appeals against the designation of gatekeeper and upheld the Commission's path to regulate Google, Meta, Amazon, Microsoft, and ByteDance.
CNBC report reveals an investigation after companies admitted to using Qwen and Kimi in their tech stack, with the share of Chinese models in OpenRouter traffic fluctuating between 30% and 46% weekly since February.
The UN Secretary-General called for international safeguards for frontier models, a ban on lethal autonomous weapons, and a Global AI Fund in a speech in Geneva.
Meeting at Palexpo, with 193 member states co-chaired by El Salvador and Estonia, aims to establish a multilateral floor as the US, European Union, and China pursue divergent paths.
Commerce Department retreated this Wednesday and Anthropic reactivated the model with a new classifier against the jailbreak pointed out by Amazon researchers. Mythos 5 remains confined to about 100 American organizations.
Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick has authorized Anthropic to distribute Mythos 5 to over 100 U.S. companies and federal agencies, ending restrictions imposed on June 12. Fable 5 remains blocked, and clients outside the U.S. continue to lack access.
The Trump administration has requested OpenAI to limit the launch of GPT-5.6 to government-approved partners on a case-by-case basis, citing offensive cybersecurity capabilities comparable to Anthropic Mythos.
The European Commission announced on June 19 the winner of the Frontier AI Grand Challenge. Domyn leads a group that will train an open model with over 400 billion parameters using up to 2.5% of EuroHPC's capacity.
CMA utilized the DMCC Act to impose objective criteria for organic ranking, including AI Overviews, and grant users the right to port search data to third parties. Google has six and three months to comply.
Letter hosted on freefable.org lists Alex Stamos, Katie Moussouris, Jon Callas, and Casey Ellis as signatories. Bloomberg publishes the full text of Lutnick's letter that halted the models.
Senior executives from the company met with the White House and Department of Commerce on Monday to try to reverse the order that has kept Fable 5 and Mythos 5 offline since the night of June 12.
The European Commission confirmed it is studying the practical effects of the U.S. Department of Commerce's order against Anthropic. Spokesperson Thomas Regnier defended the bloc's technological sovereignty.