Elvis Presley's rights holders sue Anthropic over 274 songs; Brazil votes with most AI election posts unlabeled; r/opensource bans AI and MCP projects; lawmakers tell AI CEOs to talk less; the LLM price war; SpaceX's $40B GPU debt and a neocloud shakeout.
Today Elvis Presley's rights holders sued Anthropic for $41.1M over 274 songs, targeting both Claude's training and its outputs. Brazil voted in its runoff after a tracker found 54% of AI-made election posts carried no AI label, while deepfakes flooded Israel's election. Reddit's r/opensource banned AI-built projects, MCP servers included. Lawmakers told AI CEOs to talk less. A new analysis explains the LLM price war. And SpaceX closed $40B in GPU debt as Musk predicted a neocloud shakeout.
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