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3 storiesThe short versionA slow Sunday: Anthropic set aside 5% of itself, and Meta quietly edited its crawling terms.Full rundown
Anthropic will put 5% of its shares into a public benefit fund, and the board can add up to 2% more each time the company's value rises by half. It names AI's effect on workers as one place the money could go.
Meta took the word "train" out of the website-crawling clause in its new business terms, though the permission to crawl any site tied to a business account stayed. Satya Nadella said he treats every AI agent as an insider risk on Windows.
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Anthropic puts 5% of its shares into a public benefit fund that grows with its value
The stake grows by up to 2% each time the company's value rises by half, and Anthropic names AI's effect on workers as one place the money could go.
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Meta drops AI training from the website-crawling clause in its new business terms
The permission to crawl any website tied to a business account stayed in, and it takes effect on October 30.
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Satya Nadella says he treats every AI agent as an insider risk
Microsoft wants agents doing more work on Windows, and its CEO's plan is to box each one in and watch it like a suspect employee.
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