📋 Quick Takeaways

• 850+ public figures sign Future-of-Life call to ban super-intelligence research, reviving global AI safety debates
• U.S. FTC opens probe into AI model “hallucination” harms, framing it as a consumer protection issue
• India proposes mandatory AI-generated-content labeling rules, targeting deepfakes with strict enforcement
• OpenAI confirms ChatGPT-4.5 Turbo rollout to enterprise customers, accelerating model deployment cadence
• Microsoft unveils “Copilot Mode” for Edge with AI Actions and Journeys, integrating agents into browsers
• Anthropic expands Claude Memory to all paid users, enhancing personalization against rivals
• Amazon’s Project Metis begins beta for fully autonomous fulfillment centers using multi-agent AI
• Boston Dynamics debuts AI-driven “Atlas-Lite” robot for logistics, advancing humanoid deployment
• Qualcomm demos on-device multimodal model under 10B parameters on Snapdragon 9 chips
• Stanford releases “TrustBench” to quantify political bias in large language models
• NVIDIA’s NeMo 2.5 adds graph-neural adapters for scientific simulation in HPC
• Dell & NVIDIA integrate cuVS vector search into AI Data Platform for enterprise hardware

🛡️ AI Policy & Governance

850+ Global Leaders Demand Ban on AI Superintelligence Development

Broad Coalition Forms: Over 850 prominent figures, including AI experts and public influencers, signed a Future of Life Institute statement on October 26 calling for an immediate global ban on superintelligent AI research until safety is assured.