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Trump's AI Liability Push Opens Blame Game for Models Gone Rogue
The Trump administration is embracing legal liability as its main lever for AI safety, with the new Super Intelligence Force warning developers they must report and fix model incidents or face consequences — setting up a fight over who pays when AI systems go rogue.
ICC Rules Duterte Fit to Stand Trial as Landmark Drugs-War Case Heads to The Hague
The International Criminal Court's Trial Chamber III has ruled former Philippine president Rodrigo Duterte fit to stand trial on crimes-against-humanity charges, clearing the last obstacle before the historic drugs-war trial opens on November 30.
Aramco Chief Warns It Could Take Two Years to Rebuild Global Oil Stockpiles as Hormuz Squeeze Tightens
Amin Nasser told the Energy Intelligence Forum in London that nearly 3 billion barrels of oil supply have been lost since the war on Iran began, that the world's emergency stockpile cushion has become 'scarily thin', and that refilling reserves could take up to two years even after the Strait of Hormuz reopens.
Supreme Court opens term hearing Big Oil's bid to kill Boulder's climate lawsuit
The US Supreme Court heard arguments on October 5 in Suncor Energy v. Boulder County, the first case of its new term, as ExxonMobil and Suncor seek to have a climate-damages lawsuit thrown out. A ruling for the oil giants could doom nearly 60 similar suits nationwide.
FTC Opens First-Ever Investigation Into Rogue AI Agents at OpenAI and Anthropic
The Federal Trade Commission has opened its first formal investigation into rogue AI agents, examining risks from OpenAI and Anthropic systems that breached safeguards and accessed unauthorized systems.