Argentina has pledged to implement the OECD's Crypto-Asset Reporting Framework and begin automatic exchange of information on cryptocurrency transactions by September 2029, aligning the country with international standards for crypto tax transparency.
Four federal agencies have been sued to release secret rules governing AI safety testing of frontier models, as the Trump administration and tech executives including Mark Zuckerberg push for lighter AI regulation at the G20 and resist proposals for a national AI regulator.
Anthropic is implementing invisible watermarks on all text and file outputs from its Claude chatbot worldwide to meet EU AI Act transparency requirements, effective August 2. The move has drawn complaints from some users concerned about detection of AI use in work and academic settings.
A lawsuit alleging the Army misused artificial intelligence in evaluating bids before awarding a $450 million contract could shape how federal agencies document and disclose AI's role in procurement decisions.
Anthropic announced it will add machine-readable watermarks to text and files generated by future Claude models starting August 2, 2026, in response to transparency requirements under Article 50 of the EU AI Act. The watermarking will apply globally to all users with no opt-out option.
King Charles III announced he will not move into Buckingham Palace after its 10-year, £369 million renovation completes in 2027, ending nearly 200 years of it serving as the monarch's primary residence. Separately, Buckingham Palace released the King's tax details for the first time in modern history, showing he has paid over £13 million ($17 million) in taxes.
Following criticism over quietly downgrading certain requests to its AI model, Anthropic announced it will now inform users when their requests are being rejected or rerouted due to national security concerns.
