Australia summons OpenAI and Anthropic CEOs to appear at AI inquiry
The call to appear before an Australian Senate inquiry follows a separate government review of an AI-related cyber incident affecting public systems.
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AI: Australian scrutiny (thin day; one independently sourced story passed review).
The call to appear before an Australian Senate inquiry follows a separate government review of an AI-related cyber incident affecting public systems.
Bio: A mouse study and a genome-model preprint (thin day; two stories passed independent-source review).
A mouse study found that tirzepatide activated brown fat through effects not explained by reduced food intake alone.
A preprint describes Minerva, a genome-language-model framework for mapping sequence interactions; the reported viral repeat patterns still lack confirmed function.
Geopolitics: Hormuz, Serbia and South Africa (thin day; three developments passed independent-source review).
Iran's public position on negotiations coincides with reporting on efforts to move trade north as the Strait of Hormuz remains impaired.
Police reported two separate attacks near Johannesburg and Cape Town; investigations were continuing with no arrests reported.
BBC and Al Jazeera reported Aleksandar Vučić’s resignation amid prolonged protests, with early elections now in prospect.
Markets: Fed stablecoin rules (thin day; one independently sourced policy development passed review).
The proposals cover reserve backing, capital and risk controls for supervised issuers, plus an application process for banks seeking to issue payment stablecoins.