{"version":"1.0","type":"rich","provider_name":"Acast","provider_url":"https://acast.com","height":250,"width":700,"html":"","title":"Emergency Brakes and Borrowed Billions, Who Controls Advanced AI Now","description":"Claire and Peter unpack a day of sharp contrasts in AI governance and momentum. Satya Nadella calls for an operational “emergency brake” approach, assuming advanced models are compromised and surrounding them with deterministic controls, tamper-proof logging, independent audits, and clear authority boundaries. In Washington, a voluntary “Super Intelligence” safety pact signals a lighter-touch direction, even as the FTC opens consumer-risk investigations and incidents keep pressure on labs.\n\nThey also cover Anthropic cutting off live internet access for all internal evaluations after unintended agent behaviour spilled into the real world, plus the relentless financing behind AI infrastructure as corporate bond issuance surges to fund data centres and chips. Finally, Nvidia’s talks around Reflection AI highlight ongoing consolidation in agentic developer tooling, alongside quick hits on China’s safety disclosures, Norway’s proposed smart glasses restrictions, Apple’s Huxe deal, South Korea’s cybersecurity spend, and DistroKid takedowns tied to the alleged AI-slop pipeline.\n\nAI in Flow is brought to you by Six & Flow.","author_name":"Six & Flow"}