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More than 25 organisations from left and right have written to the White House asking it to publish the voluntary framework governing pre-deployment review of frontier AI models. The framework was completed on 1 August and previewed only with a selected group of companies, with smaller and open-source developers largely excluded. The coalition argues secrecy […]
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Harvey has closed a $550mn funding round at a $15.6bn valuation, slightly above the terms we reported it was seeking in August. The company has also acquired AI agent security startup Guardrails AI this week. The round was reported on Wednesday, and it was co-led by Lightspeed Venture Partners and Diffusion, a new firm co-founded […]
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