Ballooning liabilities have underwriters avoiding AI giants like OpenAI and Anthropic, the Financial Times reports. They’re spooked by the sheer volume of claims for things like wrongful death and copyright infringement, as well as enormous judgments against them. Investor funds are reportedly being considered to settle claims.
Analytics firm Appfigures told The Verge Sora was downloaded 627,000 times in its first week on Apple’s App Store. Sora is still invite-only, so it’s hard to tell how many people are actually using it, but its first week has been plagued with controversy after users generated a torrent of AI slop, deepfakes, and disturbing copyright violations.
More than a dozen errors reportedly creeped into consultancy firm Deloitte’s botched report for the Australian government, including nonexistent academic references and a fabricated court quote.
OpenAI’s AI video app has jumped to the top of the charts on the US App Store. It’s invite-only and launched just three days ago. You don’t need an invite code to download it, though.
