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Anthropic Blocks AI Game Clones; UK Probes Meta's AI Terms

Anthropic has updated Claude to prevent AI-generated game clones, aiming to protect intellectual property on platforms like Steam. The UK CMA is investigating Meta's terms with publishers for potential market dominance abuse, focusing on AI product development. Several cities have canceled contracts with Flock Safety over privacy concerns and unauthorized camera operations.

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Last 24 hours · 5 mins · 22 stories · 93 sources in 10 languages

Top stories

  1. Anthropic blocks Claude from recreating existing video games to curb IP infringement x.com and 6 more
  2. UK CMA opens formal probe into Meta’s terms with publishers and AI use thenextweb.com and 5 more
  3. Cities push back on Flock Safety contracts as cameras are disconnected or remain active theverge.com and 3 more
  4. Parents sue OpenAI over ChatGPT guidance linked to daughter’s death theguardian.com and 3 more
  5. Judge allows NAACP suit against xAI over data-center pollution in Memphis and Mississippi engadget.com and 2 more
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Question of the day

How does an unauthorized camera reactivation turn a “cancelled contract” into an ongoing data-governance failure? Contract “termination” fails when the vendor retains remote control over sensors, so a reactivation bypasses municipal holds and restarts data collection by default.

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