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Week 42

Eight US states sued OpenAI over ChatGPT and children, the FTC reportedly subpoenaed OpenAI and Anthropic over safety incidents, Anthropic told investors its quarterly revenue reached $16.8 billion, and Google is moving AI Plus subscribers off Gemini Pro models.

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Anthropic

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anthropic.com/news @AnthropicAI

ReportedLegal

FTC subpoenas Anthropic and OpenAI over AI safety incidents

  • The FTC demanded documents from Anthropic and OpenAI about recent safety incidents, Axios first reported, followed by CBS, ABC and The Hill.
  • Ars Technica says the probe examines whether the companies' security incidents harmed Americans.
  • Separately, TechRepublic reports EU officials have questioned both companies over AI agent security incidents.
Axios @AnthropicAI on X
12 sources: Axios, CBS News, Reuters and 9 more
ReportedBusiness

Anthropic tells investors quarterly revenue reached $16.8 billion

  • Anthropic told investors its third-quarter revenue rose about 45% to $16.8 billion, according to the FT, WSJ and New York Times.
  • Several outlets report Anthropic also said it was profitable on an adjusted basis ahead of its planned IPO.
  • New York City Comptroller Mark Levine urged Anthropic to pause its US IPO over AI safety, Reuters and Bloomberg report.
Financial Times @AnthropicAI on X
13 sources: Financial Times, WSJ, The New York Times and 6 more
OfficialPolicy

Anthropic adds US voting information to Claude before the midterms

  • Anthropic published plans for the 2026 US midterm elections, including adding US voting information to Claude, Reuters reports.
  • The changes are meant to be in place before the midterms.

For you Claude users in the US who ask about voting should see the election information Anthropic is adding.

Anthropic's post @AnthropicAI on X
2 sources: Anthropic, Reuters
ReportedResearch

Anthropic research warns AI could spread through cheap smart devices

  • Anthropic research suggests AI could soon spread like a worm through cheap smart devices, Scientific American and Scripps News report.
  • CyberSecurityNews reports Anthropic also warns AI agents can now automate the entire cyber kill chain.
Scientific American @AnthropicAI on X
3 sources: Scientific American, Scripps News, CyberSecurityNews

Google

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blog.google/technology/ai @Google

ReportedPolicy

Google AI Plus subscribers will lose Gemini Pro models on November 13

  • Google AI Plus subscribers will lose access to Gemini Pro models on November 13, 9to5Google and Windows Report say.
  • Keeping access will take a plan costing about four times as much, Android Authority reports. Google is emailing subscribers.

For you Google AI Plus subscribers who rely on Gemini Pro models need to upgrade before November 13 or switch to other models.

Android Authority @Google on X
7 sources: Android Authority, 9to5Google, Windows Report and 4 more
OfficialLaunch

Universal Cart now available in US Search and the Gemini app

  • Google launched Universal Cart in the US across Search and the Gemini app.
  • Google says the shopping cart is meant to make holiday shopping easier.

For you Shoppers in the US can now use Universal Cart in Google Search and the Gemini app.

Google's post @Google on X
2 sources: Google, Unite.AI
ReportedSafetyUpdate

Gemini-powered scam detection reaches Google Messages on Android

  • Google is rolling out Gemini-powered scam detection in its Messages app on Android, Tech Times and Analytics Insight report.
  • Android Headlines reports the new defenses also target fake bank calls.

For you Android users of Google Messages may start seeing Gemini-powered scam warnings.

Tech Times @Google on X
5 sources: Tech Times, Android Headlines, Analytics Insight and 2 more

Meta

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about.fb.com/news @AIatMeta

ReportedSafety

Meta says it fixed Ray-Ban glasses recording on their own

  • Meta says it fixed an issue that let some Ray-Ban Meta glasses record on their own, 9to5Google and Quartz report.
  • Owners reported finding audio recordings and transcripts they had not started, International Business Times reports.

For you If you own Ray-Ban Meta glasses, check your saved recordings and transcripts for anything you did not start.

9to5Google @AIatMeta on X
5 sources: 9to5Google, Quartz, Gizmodo and 2 more
ReportedLegal

Lula campaign takes Meta AI election content to Brazil's electoral court

  • President Lula's campaign filed a complaint against Meta with Brazil's electoral court, The Rio Times reports.
  • Folha de S.Paulo reported that Meta AI created campaign material for Flávio Bolsonaro but blocked content about Lula.
Folha de S.Paulo @AIatMeta on X
2 sources: Folha de S.Paulo, UA.NEWS

OpenAI

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openai.com/news @OpenAI

ReportedLegal

Eight US states sue OpenAI over ChatGPT's effect on children

  • Eight states sued OpenAI, claiming ChatGPT harms children and young users and deceives parents and adults.
  • They are Arizona, Arkansas, Idaho, Iowa, Kansas, Montana, Nebraska and West Virginia. Politico calls the coalition bipartisan.
  • West Virginia Attorney General JB McCuskey told CNBC the products have been proven unsafe for children.
Reuters @OpenAI on X
13 sources: Reuters, NBC News, Politico and 9 more
DisputedLegalUpdate

Judge leans toward Apple in its trade secrets case against OpenAI

  • The judge in Apple's trade secrets case against OpenAI said he is "likely" to side with Apple, Claims Journal reports.
  • OpenAI claims more than 100 secret files followed a former employee to Apple, The Register reports. Apple disputes this.
  • AppleInsider reports OpenAI says it will not use Apple's trade secrets.
Claims Journal @OpenAI on X
4 sources: Claims Journal, The Register, Denver Gazette and 1 more
ReportedLegalUpdate

Class action says OpenAI trained models on children's data

  • A new class action accuses OpenAI of using minors' data to train its AI models, Law.com reports.
  • Law Commentary reports that the family bringing the case says the data came from children's ChatGPT use.
Law.com @OpenAI on X
2 sources: Law.com, Law Commentary

xAI

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x.ai/news @xai

ReportedLaunchUpdate

Grok Voice 3.0 details emerge after its release

  • MarkTechPost and GIGAZINE report Grok Voice 3.0 ranks first on Artificial Analysis's voice agent index.
  • XenoSpectrum reports better customer-service scores but slower responses than version 2.0. H2S Media says it still loses on real support calls.

For you Developers building voice agents can try Grok Voice 3.0, though one review found it responds more slowly than 2.0.

MarkTechPost @xai on X
8 sources: MarkTechPost, GIGAZINE, XenoSpectrum and 5 more
ReportedBusiness

Amazon blocks xAI's Grok Bot agents from its platform

  • Amazon has blocked Grok Bot agents from its platform, India Today and OfficeChai report.
  • Elon Musk responded that he should start an Amazon competitor.

For you Grok Bot users should not expect the agent to complete tasks on Amazon.

India Today @xai on X
2 sources: India Today, OfficeChai

You're caught up.

That's everything that changed at the five labs.

See the 252 items we left out, and why

Nothing is hidden. Here is everything Enough.ai read today that didn't make the page, grouped by the reason it was left out. Most AI news is this.

Repeats and syndication81

These are wire copies and follow-ups of stories used above, or of yesterday's stories with nothing new: Anthropic's Singapore office, the Opaque deal, WhatsApp calls, Ofcom and Grok, OpenAI's new compute chief, details of the OpenAI bugging case, and dozens of local-TV copies of the state lawsuits.

Opinion and analysis48

These are columns, explainers, interviews, reviews and prompt guides, including pieces on AI consciousness, the spy case, Grok Bot risks and Anthropic's market share.

Stock and valuation chatter30

These cover share-price moves after Anthropic's revenue news, IPO valuation guesses, Meta's spending, and Musk's comments on memory chip prices and SpaceX's valuation.

Older news28

Gemini 4 Argon, Meta's Muse Wonder models, Grok Bot, Meta's Brera glasses pilot and OpenAI's customer stories were all announced more than a day ago.

Not really about the company21

These items only mention a company in passing or match a name by coincidence, such as Grok crypto price predictions, gadget deals, a pet feeder, Bank of America's patching work and TSMC's talks with Musk's chip plant.

Other21

These were company showcase posts and surveys with no new product or finding for readers (Google's antibiotic search, Meta's health research and small-business survey, OpenAI's educator content), Anthropic's internal git tool that nobody else can use, a hire, awards and Musk's personal anecdotes.

Single-source rumors17

Each of these came from only one outlet: OpenAI's Notch acquihire, ChatGPT ad targeting, a $20 billion revenue shortfall, Apple and Meta bringing Muse to Macs, a Dutch consumer lawsuit, NTT mulling an Anthropic data center, Musk's promise to repay rogue Grok purchases, and several small Google feature reports.

Hype and speculation6

These are predictions: Musk on code-free software and an era of abundance, Brin on self-improving models, and rumors about Claude Opus 6.

Written by Claude Opus 5.5 at 10:15 AM Pacific, using only the items it read that morning. Claude is made by Anthropic, one of the companies covered here, so every company gets the same rules, and every item links to its sources. How Enough.ai decides.