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Axios reports Anthropic notified Georgia's secretary of state's office and the White House weeks ago; one source says officials urged earlier public disclosure. No on-the-record response from Georgia's office is in the reports we reviewed.

Railway believes the breach is part of attacks on platform companies aimed at compromising AI inference providers.

The bulletin lists "excessive clothing" and "unusual questions or behavior" as suspicious. It closes by saying it only reports on First Amendment protected activities "for operational planning."

WIRED reports Instagram head Adam Mosseri, replying to a comic who tagged him, said he did not think it was "practical for us to try and ban AI content" but that Instagram wants to "work out what we can do" about AI creators ripping off content wholesale.

Both are allegations. Apple says OpenAI filed without notice and that the issue is unrelated to the case.

The complaint also cites prompts on a chatbot account tied to his spouse about building and installing a recorder. OpenAI says it has no indications he inappropriately accessed or exfiltrated model weights, source code or customer data.

Its petition says the 2-1 ruling gives the Secretary "virtually unchecked power." The Pentagon told CNBC it does not comment on pending litigation.

The proposed class action seeks an equity stake in OpenAI. These are allegations in a complaint, not findings. OpenAI had not responded in the documents reviewed.