2026
Selekoa’s 580 records dated 2026, in date order, grouped by topic. 19 stated dates are listed apart.
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People 80 records
Dated to 2026 only
January 2026
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Mark Zuckerberg announced on 12 January 2026 that the new Meta Compute initiative would be led by Santosh Janardhan and Daniel Gross. Evidence ↗· snapshot · dated to the day · announced
Anthropic announced on 13 January 2026 that Mike Krieger was joining Labs to build alongside Ben Mann. Evidence ↗· snapshot · dated to the day · announced
Anthropic announced on 13 January 2026 that Ami Vora, who joined the company at the end of 2025, would lead its Product organization. Evidence ↗· event · dated to the day
Ahmad Al-Dahle posted on X on 14 January 2026 that he was joining Airbnb as CTO. Evidence ↗· snapshot · dated to the day · announced
Mira Murati announced on X on 14 January 2026 that Soumith Chintala would be the new CTO of Thinking Machines Lab. Evidence ↗· event · dated to the day
Mira Murati announced on X on 14 January 2026 that Thinking Machines Lab had parted ways with Barret Zoph. Evidence ↗· snapshot · dated to the day · announced
Fidji Simo posted on X on 15 January 2026 (UTC) that Luke Metz was rejoining OpenAI and would report to Barret Zoph. Evidence ↗· snapshot · dated to the day · announced
Fidji Simo posted on X on 15 January 2026 (UTC) that Barret Zoph was rejoining OpenAI and would report to her. Evidence ↗· event · dated to the day
Greg Yang posted on X on 20 January 2026 that he was stepping back from xAI into an informal advisory role. Evidence ↗· snapshot · dated to the day
36Kr, republishing a QbitAI report, identified Jiang Daxin on 27 January 2026 as StepFun’s CEO. Evidence ↗· snapshot · dated to the day
36Kr, republishing a QbitAI report, reported on 27 January 2026 that Yin Qi had formally joined StepFun’s core decision-making group as chairman. Evidence ↗· snapshot · dated to the day
36Kr, republishing a QbitAI report, identified Zhang Xiangyu on 27 January 2026 as StepFun’s chief scientist. Evidence ↗· snapshot · dated to the day
36Kr, republishing a QbitAI report, identified Zhu Yibo on 27 January 2026 as StepFun’s CTO. Evidence ↗
February 2026
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Sam Altman and Dylan Scandinaro each posted on X on 3 February 2026 that Scandinaro was joining OpenAI as its Head of Preparedness. Evidence ↗· publication · dated to the day
Haifeng Wang heads the list in the Contributors section of the ERNIE 5.0 Technical Report (arXiv version 1, 4 February 2026). Evidence ↗· event · dated to the day
Mrinank Sharma posted on X on 9 February 2026 that it was his last day at Anthropic and that he had resigned. Evidence ↗· event · dated to the day
Yuhuai (Tony) Wu posted on 10 February 2026 that he had resigned from xAI that day. Evidence ↗· snapshot · dated to the day
OpenAI's Global Affairs newsletter of 11 February 2026 carries a note in which Josh Achiam writes that he is stepping into a new role as OpenAI's Chief Futurist. Evidence ↗· event · dated to the day
Jimmy Ba posted on 11 February 2026 (UTC) that it was his last day at xAI. Evidence ↗· snapshot · dated to the day · announced
OpenAI announced on 24 February 2026 that Arvind KC was joining as its Chief People Officer. Evidence ↗· event · dated to the day
Toby Pohlen posted on 27 February 2026 (UTC) that it had been his last day at xAI. Evidence ↗
March 2026
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Junyang Lin posted on X on 3 March 2026 (UTC; 4 March in Beijing) that he was stepping down from Qwen; Caixin Global reported on 4 March 2026 that he had resigned as a technical leader of Alibaba’s Qwen model team. Evidence ↗· snapshot · dated to the day
Jiemian reported on 5 March 2026 that Alibaba CEO Wu Yongming’s internal e-mail, which approved Junyang Lin’s resignation, stated that Zhou Jingren would continue to lead Tongyi Lab. Evidence ↗· snapshot · dated to the day
Thinking Machines Lab’s announcement of 10 March 2026 identifies Mira Murati as CEO. Evidence ↗· snapshot · dated to the day · announced
Anthropic announced on 11 March 2026 that its co-founder Jack Clark would assume a new role as Anthropic's Head of Public Benefit. Evidence ↗· snapshot · dated to the day
Anthropic announced on 11 March 2026 that The Anthropic Institute is led by its co-founder Jack Clark. Evidence ↗· snapshot · dated to the day · announced
Anthropic announced on 11 March 2026 that Sarah Heck, who joined it as Head of External Affairs, would lead its Public Policy team as Head of Public Policy. Evidence ↗· event · dated to the day
Guodong Zhang posted on 13 March 2026 (UTC) that it was his last day at xAI. Evidence ↗· snapshot · dated to the day · announced
OpenAI announced on 24 March 2026 that Anna Makanju would join the OpenAI Foundation in mid-April as Head of AI for Civil Society and Philanthropy. Evidence ↗· snapshot · dated to the day · announced
OpenAI announced on 24 March 2026 that Wojciech Zaremba, a co-founder of OpenAI, was joining the OpenAI Foundation as Head of AI Resilience. Evidence ↗· event · dated to the day
Business Insider reported on 25 March 2026 that xAI cofounder Manuel Kroiss had told people he was leaving the company. Evidence ↗· event · dated to the day
Business Insider reported on 28 March 2026 that Ross Nordeen had left xAI that week, according to people with knowledge of his departure. Evidence ↗
April 2026
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Caixin Global reported on 8 April 2026 that Alibaba CEO Eddie Wu had announced a reshuffle that named a new chief technology officer for the cloud computing unit and tapped Li Feifei to lead cloud technology and AI infrastructure. Evidence ↗· event · dated to the day
Kevin Weil posted on X on 17 April 2026 that it was his last day at OpenAI; he stated that OpenAI for Science was being decentralized into other research teams. Evidence ↗
May 2026
June 2026
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Inceptive's announcement of 3 June 2026 identifies Jakob Uszkoreit as its CEO. Evidence ↗· snapshot · dated to the day · announced
The Paper reported on 14 June 2026 that, according to its information (据了解), the reorganisation its reporter had learned of on 8 June included Zhou Jingren becoming Alibaba’s Chief Scientist and leading the establishment of an Alibaba AI Future Research Institute. Evidence ↗· event · dated to the day
Noam Shazeer posted on X on 18 June 2026 (UTC) that he was moving on from the team at Google to join OpenAI. Evidence ↗· snapshot · dated to the day · announced
Noam Shazeer posted on X on 18 June 2026 (UTC) that he would be joining OpenAI. Evidence ↗
July 2026
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WIRED reported on 10 July 2026 that OpenAI's head of safety systems, Johannes Heidecke, had told staff that week that he was leaving the company. Evidence ↗· snapshot · dated to the day
Guancha reported on 1 July 2026 that Sun Tianxiang had recently joined Baidu as head of its Foundation Model R&D Department (BMU). Evidence ↗· event · dated to the day
WIRED reported on 7 July 2026 that OpenAI's chief futurist, Joshua Achiam, had notified colleagues that day that he would leave the company later that month. Evidence ↗· event · dated to the day
Fidji Simo posted on X on 9 July 2026 that she had decided to leave her full-time role at OpenAI and transition to being a part-time advisor. Evidence ↗· snapshot · dated to the day
WIRED reported on 10 July 2026 that, according to a memo by OpenAI's chief research officer Mark Chen, OpenAI's safety teams would report to Mia Glaese, whom WIRED identifies as the company's VP of research and head of alignment. Evidence ↗· snapshot · dated to the day · announced
WIRED reported on 10 July 2026 that, according to a memo by Mark Chen, OpenAI's safety teams would report to Mia Glaese, who would take on an expanded role as VP of research and safety. Evidence ↗· snapshot · dated to the day · announced
WIRED reported on 10 July 2026 that Saachi Jain, who had previously led safety teams at OpenAI, would become the company's interim head of safety systems, reporting to Mia Glaese. Evidence ↗· snapshot · dated to the day
Inflection AI's press release of 21 July 2026 identified Sean White as CEO of Inflection AI. Evidence ↗· snapshot · dated to the day
Science and Technology Innovation Board Daily (科创板日报) reported on 24 July 2026 that Tencent had announced the merger of its Hunyuan multimodal-model and large-language-model departments into a Foundation Model Department managed by Yao Shunyu. Evidence ↗· event · dated to the day
TechCrunch reported on 29 July 2026 that Lilian Weng, co-founder of Thinking Machines, had announced that week that she would step down from her role. Evidence ↗· snapshot · dated to the day · announced
TechCrunch reported on 29 July 2026 that OpenAI said Lilian Weng would rejoin the company to lead a top-level team focused on accelerating OpenAI’s internal research. Evidence ↗
August 2026
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Anthropic announced on 4 August 2026 that Mariano-Florentino (Tino) Cuéllar would join it as its first Chief Global Affairs Officer. Evidence ↗· event · dated to the day Inferred
Sundar Pichai announced on 5 August 2026 that, after a 27-year run, Jeff Dean and Google Senior Fellow Sanjay Ghemawat were launching an independent public benefit corporation. Evidence ↗· snapshot · dated to the day · announced
Sundar Pichai announced on 5 August 2026 that Demis Hassabis would become Chief Scientist of Alphabet. Evidence ↗· snapshot · dated to the day · announced
Sundar Pichai announced on 5 August 2026 that Koray Kavukcuoglu would become SVP of Google DeepMind, reporting to him. Evidence ↗· event · dated to the day
OpenAI announced on 13 August 2026 that Denise Dresser would leave OpenAI following a transition period. Evidence ↗· snapshot · dated to the day · announced
OpenAI announced on 13 August 2026 that Dali Rajic would be joining as Chief Revenue Officer. Evidence ↗
September 2026
October 2026
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Anthropic's Leadership page, as retrieved on 15 October 2026, lists Tom Brown as Co-Founder and Chief Compute Officer. Evidence ↗· snapshot · dated to the day
Anthropic's Leadership page, as retrieved on 15 October 2026, lists Mariano-Florentino (Tino) Cuéllar as Chief Global Affairs Officer. Evidence ↗· snapshot · dated to the day
Anthropic's Leadership page, as retrieved on 15 October 2026, lists Dario Amodei as Co-Founder and Chief Executive Officer. Evidence ↗· snapshot · dated to the day
Anthropic's Leadership page, as retrieved on 15 October 2026, lists Sasha de Marigny as Chief Brand and Communications Officer. Evidence ↗· snapshot · dated to the day
Anthropic's Leadership page, as retrieved on 15 October 2026, lists Brian Israel as Chief Legal Officer. Evidence ↗· snapshot · dated to the day
Anthropic's Leadership page, as retrieved on 15 October 2026, lists Chris Olah as Co-Founder and Interpretability Research Lead. Evidence ↗· snapshot · dated to the day
Anthropic's Leadership page, as retrieved on 15 October 2026, lists Hannah Pritchett as Chief People Officer. Evidence ↗· snapshot · dated to the day
Anthropic's Leadership page, as retrieved on 15 October 2026, lists Paul Smith as Chief Commercial Officer. Evidence ↗· snapshot · dated to the day
Anthropic's Leadership page, as retrieved on 15 October 2026, lists Ami Vora as Chief Product Officer. Evidence ↗· snapshot · dated to the day
01.AI’s management-team page, as retrieved on 15 October 2026, identifies Kai-Fu Lee as founder and CEO. Evidence ↗· snapshot · dated to the day
Yuxin Wu’s personal website, retrieved on 15 October 2026, states that he is building foundation models at Moonshot AI (Kimi). Evidence ↗· snapshot · dated to the day
Anca Dragan's homepage, as retrieved on 15 October 2026, states that she is on leave from UC Berkeley to head AI Safety and Alignment at Google DeepMind. Evidence ↗· snapshot · dated to the day
The Royal Academy of Engineering's page on its new Fellows for 2026, as retrieved on 15 October 2026, describes Lila Ibrahim as Chief AI Readiness Officer, Google DeepMind. Evidence ↗· snapshot · dated to the day
Rohin Shah's homepage, as retrieved on 15 October 2026, states that he leads the AGI Safety & Alignment team at Google DeepMind. Evidence ↗· snapshot · dated to the day
Cohere’s company page, as retrieved on 15 October 2026, identifies Phil Blunsom as Chief Technology Officer. Evidence ↗· snapshot · dated to the day
Cohere’s company page, as retrieved on 15 October 2026, identifies Aidan Gomez as CEO. Evidence ↗· snapshot · dated to the day
AI21 Labs’ company page, as retrieved on 15 October 2026, identifies Ori Goshen as CEO. Evidence ↗· snapshot · dated to the day
Sakana AI’s corporate information page, as retrieved on 15 October 2026, identifies David Ha as CEO. Evidence ↗· snapshot · dated to the day
Sakana AI’s corporate information page, as retrieved on 15 October 2026, identifies Llion Jones as CTO. Evidence ↗· snapshot · dated to the day
Mistral AI’s company page, as retrieved on 15 October 2026, identifies Timothée Lacroix as CTO. Evidence ↗· snapshot · dated to the day
Mistral AI’s company page, as retrieved on 15 October 2026, identifies Guillaume Lample as Chief Science Officer. Evidence ↗· snapshot · dated to the day
Mistral AI’s company page, as retrieved on 15 October 2026, identifies Arthur Mensch as CEO. Evidence ↗
Institutions 5 records
February 2026
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xAI announced that SpaceX had acquired xAI. Evidence ↗· snapshot · dated to the day
TechCrunch reported on 11 February 2026 that OpenAI had disbanded its mission alignment team and had confirmed that the team's members had been assigned to other roles. Evidence ↗
May 2026
July 2026
October 2026
Ideas & lineages 38 records
February 2026
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SpaceX's update of 2 February 2026 argues that satellites directly harnessing near-constant solar power will transform the ability to scale compute. Evidence ↗· publication · dated to the day
SpaceX's update of 2 February 2026 argues that global electricity demand for AI cannot be met with terrestrial solutions, even in the near term, without hardship on communities and the environment. Evidence ↗· publication · dated to the day
SpaceX's update of 2 February 2026 describes its orbital compute satellites as having no ongoing operational or maintenance needs. Evidence ↗· publication · dated to the day
SpaceX's update of 2 February 2026 gives its author's estimate that within two to three years the lowest-cost way to generate AI compute will be in space. Evidence ↗· publication · dated to the day
Baidu's ERNIE Team posted the ERNIE 5.0 Technical Report to arXiv on 4 February 2026 (version 1). Evidence ↗
March 2026
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The Accademia dei Lincei's FCC comment (March 2026) expresses grave concern about SpaceX's proposed orbital data centres, arguing that they would very negatively affect ground-based optical astronomy and raise collision and debris risks. Evidence ↗Accademia dei Lincei, comment to the FCC (2026) →Claim page →
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The Accademia dei Lincei's FCC comment (March 2026) argues that launching about a million tons a year, as SpaceX considers, would deposit a million tons of fuel a year in the stratosphere and mesosphere with significant environmental consequences. Evidence ↗Accademia dei Lincei, comment to the FCC (2026) →Claim page →
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Baidu's annual report on Form 20-F, filed on 17 March 2026, states that Baidu unveiled ERNIE 5.0 at Baidu World 2025 in November 2025 and released an updated version of ERNIE 5.0 in January 2026. Evidence ↗· publication · dated to the day
ByteDance Seed posted the Seed1.8 model card to arXiv on 21 March 2026 (version 1). Evidence ↗· publication · dated to the day
Marcy's preprint (March 2026) argues that kilometre-scale orbital computing arrays would alter the night and daytime sky and increase the likelihood of collisions that could trigger runaway debris production. Evidence ↗
April 2026
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“Only Law Can Prevent Extinction” (2026-04-13) credits Eliezer Yudkowsky as its author. Evidence ↗· publication · dated to the day
The post “Only Law Can Prevent Extinction” (2026-04-13) bears on Y17. Arguing against calls for unlawful action, he says that only lawful, state-backed and universal force could stop superintelligence from being built. Evidence ↗Yudkowsky, Only Law Can Prevent Extinction (2026) →Claim page →
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The post “Only Law Can Prevent Extinction” (2026-04-13) contests Y17. Replying to a proposed national ban on new datacenters, he argues that a superintelligence built in another country is equally dangerous, so a ban must be universal. Evidence ↗Yudkowsky, Only Law Can Prevent Extinction (2026) →Claim page →
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Turyshev's preprint (April 2026) concludes that general compute for terrestrial users closes only for low Earth-coupled communication intensity, high utilisation, long lifetime and very low launch-plus-build cost. Evidence ↗· publication · dated to the day
Turyshev's preprint (April 2026) treats radiator area as part of its base-case mass model, with about 2,500 m2 of radiator for 1 MW of IT power, and concludes that general compute for terrestrial users closes only when several conditions hold together. Evidence ↗· publication · dated to the day
Turyshev's preprint (April 2026) finds that matching a terrestrial benchmark of 10-40 thousand dollars per kW allows only 250-1,000 $/kg for launch plus build, 3.4-13.5 times below the current public Falcon 9 dedicated launch price alone. Evidence ↗
May 2026
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Bueno de Mesquita, Dziuda and Polborn, “The AGI Race and Existential Risk” (2026-05) articulates E04. Model of firms allocating scarce resources between speed and safety in a race to AGI; the abstract opens by questioning the common assumption that competition and resources increase risk. Holds above a critical market size; below it firms have positive expected payoff from achieving AGI. The model's risk variable is 'doom risk'. Evidence ↗Bueno de Mesquita, Dziuda and Polborn, The AGI Race and Existential Risk (2026) →Claim page →
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“Irretrievability; or, Murphy's Curse of Oneshotness upon ASI” (2026-05-04) credits Eliezer Yudkowsky as its author. Evidence ↗· publication · dated to the day
The post “Irretrievability; or, Murphy's Curse of Oneshotness upon ASI” (2026-05-04) contests Y12. Answers the objection that experience with smaller AIs can inform alignment of superintelligence. Argues that conditions change between safe experiments and a situation in which the system could kill everyone, as they do between small and large trusts. Evidence ↗Yudkowsky, Irretrievability; or, Murphy's Curse of Oneshotness upon ASI (2026) →Claim page →
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The post “Irretrievability; or, Murphy's Curse of Oneshotness upon ASI” (2026-05-04) contests Y14. Answers the objection that alignment can be learned by building smaller AIs and observing them. The post uses space probes and the Maginot Line to argue that projects without a cheap second attempt fail under conditions their tests did not reproduce. Evidence ↗Yudkowsky, Irretrievability; or, Murphy's Curse of Oneshotness upon ASI (2026) →Claim page →
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The post “Irretrievability; or, Murphy's Curse of Oneshotness upon ASI” (2026-05-04) contests Y27. Answering the objection that experience with earlier AIs can inform models of superintelligence, he argues that the jump to superintelligence capable of killing us changes conditions far more than lab tests differ from real use, and that the lethal case cannot be tested safely. Evidence ↗Yudkowsky, Irretrievability; or, Murphy's Curse of Oneshotness upon ASI (2026) →Claim page →
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The post “Irretrievability; or, Murphy's Curse of Oneshotness upon ASI” (2026-05-04) contests Y29. Answering the proposal that other ASIs would stop a rogue one to preserve a law-abiding equilibrium, he argues that negotiating ASIs would reach an arrangement that gives no weight to sparing Earth. Evidence ↗Yudkowsky, Irretrievability; or, Murphy's Curse of Oneshotness upon ASI (2026) →Claim page →
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Secure World Foundation stated (May 2026) that orbital data-centre applications by SpaceX, Starcloud and Blue Origin should not be treated as routine licensing matters and asked the FCC to require system-level analysis of cumulative collision risks. Evidence ↗
June 2026
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MiniMax announced the release of MiniMax M3 in a post dated 1 June 2026, which stated that the technical report and the corresponding model weights would be released within the next ten days. Evidence ↗· publication · dated to the day
Cavalier's IEEE Spectrum article (June 2026) calls "free cooling" perhaps the biggest misconception about computing in space, because without an atmosphere only radiation can remove heat. Evidence ↗· publication · dated to the day
Cavalier's IEEE Spectrum article (June 2026) calculates that a 40 kW AI rack would need an 80-square-metre radiator in orbit. Evidence ↗· publication · dated to the day
Cavalier's IEEE Spectrum article (June 2026) argues that commercial AI chips are "soft" targets for high-energy particles in orbit, which can flip memory bits or cause latch-ups. Evidence ↗· publication · dated to the day
Cavalier's IEEE Spectrum article (June 2026) reports an ABI Research estimate that launching and running a GPU in space for a year costs at least an order of magnitude more than on Earth, even assuming $44/kg Starship launch. Evidence ↗· publication · dated to the day
MiniMax published the MiniMax-M3 weights repository on its MiniMaxAI Hugging Face account, with a model card at a commit of 13 June 2026 giving the licence as “minimax-community”. Evidence ↗· publication · dated to the day
ByteDance Seed posted the Seed2.0 model card to arXiv on 30 June 2026 (version 1). Evidence ↗
July 2026
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Moonshot AI announced Kimi K3 in a web post listed on its homepage under 16 July 2026; the post states that the full model weights would be released by 27 July 2026. Evidence ↗· publication · dated to the day
The Kimi-K3 model card on Moonshot AI’s moonshotai Hugging Face account, at a commit of 27 July 2026, states that the full Kimi K3 model weights are released under the Kimi K3 License. Evidence ↗· publication · dated to the day
Moonshot AI’s Kimi Team published the Kimi K3 technical report as a PDF in its Kimi-K3 GitHub repository; the file is present at a commit of 28 July 2026. Evidence ↗
September 2026
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“Cat-Belling Problems” (2026-09-03) credits Eliezer Yudkowsky as its author. Evidence ↗· publication · dated to the day
The post “Cat-Belling Problems” (2026-09-03) contests Y07. After setting out plans to build more capable AIs first and then use them to align AI, with no publicly scrutinised way to check whether the earlier AI's answers are honest or correct, he compares the unexamined step to a perpetual-motion design that hides its impossible part in the unbuilt half. Evidence ↗· publication · dated to the day
“The Talker Does Not Control The Doer (in Current AIs)” (2026-09-13) credits Eliezer Yudkowsky as its author. Evidence ↗· publication · dated to the day
The post “The Talker Does Not Control The Doer (in Current AIs)” (2026-09-13) contests Y03. Reporting his use of 2026 commercial models, he describes the part of a model that converses as recognising what he wanted while the code-writing behaviour continued unchanged. Evidence ↗Yudkowsky, The Talker Does Not Control The Doer (in Current AIs) (2026) →Claim page →
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The post “The Talker Does Not Control The Doer (in Current AIs)” (2026-09-13) contests Y05. Explaining 2026 incidents, he argues that reinforcement learning with imperfect evaluators instils a goal of scoring well, including by deceiving the evaluator, rather than the values the evaluation was meant to reward. Evidence ↗Yudkowsky, The Talker Does Not Control The Doer (in Current AIs) (2026) →Claim page →
Capital 7 records
January 2026
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xAI named NVIDIA as a strategic investor in its Series E round. Evidence ↗· announcement · dated to the day · closed
xAI reported closing a $20 billion Series E financing round. Evidence ↗· announcement · dated to the day · plan
The Mississippi governor's office stated that the Southaven project will represent a corporate investment exceeding $20 billion. Evidence ↗
April 2026
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Amazon announced up to a further $20 billion investment in Anthropic, tied to commercial milestones. Evidence ↗· announcement · dated to the day · announced
Amazon announced it would invest another $5 billion in Anthropic that day. Evidence ↗
July 2026
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Meta stated on 13 July 2026 that the Richland Parish expansion "represents an investment of more than $50 billion" in the region. Evidence ↗· announcement · dated to the day · announced
NNSA announced on 20 July 2026 the selection of Amentum to enter negotiations for a phased lease to develop an AI data centre with dedicated on-site energy generation at the Savannah River Site, a project of a 1 GW data centre and about 2 GW of generation from natural gas bridging to nuclear. Evidence ↗
Compute 32 records
January 2026
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Elon Musk was quoted in the Mississippi release as saying MACROHARDRR "pushes our Colossus training compute to ~2GW"; the release also says the Southaven data center will increase the company's computing power to nearly 2 gigawatts. Evidence ↗· announcement · dated to the day · announced
The Mississippi governor's office announced on 8 January 2026 that xAI is locating a data center, MACROHARDRR, in Southaven, in a building xAI has purchased and is retrofitting, with operations expected to begin in February 2026. Evidence ↗· announcement · dated to the day · commitment
Meta announced on 9 January 2026 a partnership with Oklo supporting an advanced nuclear campus in Pike County, Ohio, which may come online as early as 2030 and add up to 1.2 GW to the PJM market, with Meta's funding supporting early procurement and development. Evidence ↗· announcement · dated to the day · commitment
Meta announced on 9 January 2026 an agreement providing funding for the development of two TerraPower Natrium units of up to 690 MW with delivery as early as 2032, and rights to energy from up to six further units of 2.1 GW targeted for delivery by 2035. Evidence ↗· announcement · dated to the day · contract
Meta announced on 9 January 2026 20-year nuclear energy agreements to purchase more than 2.1 GW from Vistra's Perry and Davis-Besse plants in Ohio and energy from uprates at those plants and Beaver Valley in Pennsylvania, the uprates totalling 433 MW expected in the early 2030s. Evidence ↗· announcement · dated to the day
Axiom Space states that its first two orbital data centre nodes launched to low Earth orbit on 11 January 2026, with the first tranche of Kepler Communications' optical relay constellation. Evidence ↗· publication · dated to the day
The UK government's January 2026 progress update stated that it had designated 5 AI Growth Zones across Great Britain, including 2 in Wales and one in Scotland, generating £28.2 billion in investment. Evidence ↗
February 2026
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In its 2 February 2026 update on acquiring xAI, SpaceX stated a plan to launch a constellation of a million satellites operating as orbital data centres. Evidence ↗· announcement · dated to the day
Science and Technology Daily, relayed on ncsti.gov.cn, reported Zhejiang Lab as stating that the constellation's first mission reached an overall in-orbit computing power of 5 POPS and had deployed and verified 10 AI models and applications in orbit. Evidence ↗· publication · dated to the day
Science and Technology Daily, relayed on ncsti.gov.cn, described the Three-Body Computing Constellation as a thousand-satellite-scale space computing infrastructure that Zhejiang Lab is building with global partners, and stated that its first 12 computing satellites entered orbit on 14 May 2025. Evidence ↗
March 2026
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NVIDIA announced on 16 March 2026 its Space-1 Vera Rubin Module for orbital data centres, stating that its Rubin GPU delivers up to 25 times the AI compute of an H100 for space-based inferencing and that it will be available at a later date. Evidence ↗· announcement · dated to the day
Crusoe stated on 27 March 2026 that the first two buildings of its Abilene campus had been energized and that the second phase was expected to reach completion by the end of 2026. Evidence ↗· announcement · dated to the day · plan
Crusoe stated that the new campus brings the total projected capacity across the full Abilene site to 2.1 gigawatts. Evidence ↗· announcement · dated to the day · announced
Crusoe announced on 27 March 2026 a new 900 MW AI factory campus in Abilene, adjacent to its existing campus, to support large-scale AI workloads for Microsoft, with land clearing underway and the first building expected to be energized in mid-2027. Evidence ↗
April 2026
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Anthropic named Broadcom as a counterparty to a signed agreement for multiple gigawatts of next-generation TPU capacity. Evidence ↗· announcement · dated to the day · contract
Anthropic named Google as a counterparty to a signed agreement for multiple gigawatts of next-generation TPU capacity. Evidence ↗· announcement · dated to the day · commitment
Amazon reported Anthropic’s commitment to spend over $100 billion on AWS technologies over ten years, securing up to 5 GW of capacity. Evidence ↗· snapshot · dated to the day · contract
Microsoft states that OpenAI products will ship first on Azure, subject to the announcement’s capability exception. Evidence ↗· snapshot · dated to the day · contract
Microsoft states that the amended agreement permits OpenAI to serve all its products across any cloud provider. Evidence ↗
June 2026
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The Commission announced on 3 June 2026, as part of its tech sovereignty package, a Strategic Roadmap for Digitalisation and AI in the Energy Sector, stating that growth of digital infrastructure is expected to increase electricity demand and that the roadmap will ensure data centres are integrated into the energy system in a sustainable and transparent manner. Evidence ↗· announcement · dated to the day
Microsoft announced on 23 June 2026 that it had completed construction of its first Mount Pleasant datacenter facility, after bringing equipment online in April, and that the facility was fully operational. Evidence ↗
August 2026
September 2026
· announcement · dated to the day · contract
Constellation and Amazon announced on 30 September 2026 a 20-year agreement covering 690 MW of power from the Calvert Cliffs plant in Maryland, including an uprate of approximately 190 MW expected online between 2030 and 2032, with a related retail supply agreement for Amazon operations in PJM. Evidence ↗
October 2026
· announcement · dated to the day
Axiom Space stated on 6 October 2026 that it operates two ARCs on orbit and has confirmed ARC-to-ARC and ARC-to-ground communications. Evidence ↗· announcement · dated to the day · contract
Constellation stated on 6 October 2026 that it and Google had also entered into a 15-year energy supply agreement for an additional 2,700 MW from Constellation's fleet in PJM. Evidence ↗· announcement · dated to the day · contract
Google and Constellation announced on 6 October 2026 a 20-year power purchase agreement to bring 890 MW of new nuclear capacity onto the PJM grid through uprates at 11 Constellation-owned units in Illinois, Pennsylvania and New Jersey, with the first uprate expected by 2028. Evidence ↗· announcement · dated to the day
LandSpace stated that at 19:40 Beijing time on 14 October 2026 its Zhuque-2E Y4 rocket, launched from the Dongfeng commercial space innovation test zone, placed ten satellites in their planned orbit, among them eight ADA Space Xingshidai satellites (39 and 44 to 50) built by ADA Space mainly to verify high-performance computing payloads, inter-satellite and satellite-to-ground laser communication and large radiative cooling wings. Evidence ↗· announcement · dated to the day · announced
Amazon announced on 19 October 2026 that it, X-energy and AEP had signed an agreement to explore deploying twelve Xe-100 small modular reactors in Indiana, adding 960 MW to serve the regional grid and Amazon's data centers, with Amazon serving as project development funder and stated to be the first customer to purchase power from the plant once operational. Evidence ↗· snapshot · dated to the day
EuroHPC JU states that 76 expressions of interest proposing AI gigafactories in 16 Member States across 60 sites were submitted to the call that closed on 20 June 2025. Evidence ↗· snapshot · dated to the day
Cowboy Space Corporation's homepage describes Stampede, a constellation of satellites using solar power in low Earth orbit to run on-orbit GPU data centres. Evidence ↗· snapshot · dated to the day
Starcloud states that in December (2025, by context) Starcloud-1 ran a version of Gemini and trained an LLM, the nanoGPT model. Evidence ↗· snapshot · dated to the day
Starcloud states that Starcloud-2, its first commercial mission with a GPU cluster, will be fully operational in sun-synchronous orbit by 2027. Evidence ↗
Governance 418 records
January 2026
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The Commission’s Code page links a Vademecum, dated January 2026, for the Signatory Taskforce of the General-Purpose AI Code of Practice. The Vademecum states that the Taskforce, established by consensus of the Code’s signatories and agreed by the AI Office, is chaired by the AI Office, and lists input on guidance documents produced by the AI Office among its objectives. Evidence ↗· event · dated to the month
Anthropic's Long-Term Benefit Trust page states, in an undated footnote, that Kanika Bahl stepped down from the Trust in January 2026; Anthropic stated that she did so to begin a new nonprofit, the AI Access Initiative. Evidence ↗· interval begins · dated to the month
Anthropic's Trust page and its announcement of 4 August 2026 state that Mariano-Florentino (Tino) Cuéllar, President of the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace, joined its Long-Term Benefit Trust in January 2026. Evidence ↗· event · dated to the month
Anthropic's Long-Term Benefit Trust page states, in an undated footnote, that Zach Robinson stepped down from the Trust in January 2026; Anthropic stated that he did so to focus on non-profit and philanthropic work. Evidence ↗· effective · dated to the day
2 provision records of Decision of the NPC Standing Committee on Amending the Cybersecurity Law of the People's Republic of China (全国人民代表大会常务委员会关于修改《中华人民共和国网络安全法》的决定)
· publication · dated to the day
The Bureau of Industry and Security published the final rule "Revision to License Review Policy for Advanced Computing Commodities" in the Federal Register of 15 January 2026, effective that day. Evidence ↗· effective · dated to the day
1 provision record of Revision to License Review Policy for Advanced Computing Commodities (final rule)
· event · dated to the day
According to the FCC, SpaceX (Space Exploration Holdings, LLC) filed an application on 30 January 2026 for authority to launch and operate up to one million satellites as the "SpaceX Orbital Data Center system". Evidence ↗
February 2026
· revision · dated to the month
Microsoft’s Frontier Governance Framework (February 2026) describes itself in its change log as a one-year update following finalisation of the EU Code of Practice for General Purpose AI, the New York RAISE Act and California’s Transparency in Frontier Artificial Intelligence Act. Evidence ↗· revision · dated to the month
Microsoft’s Frontier Governance Framework, February 2026 edition, states that the framework has its genesis in the voluntary Frontier AI Safety Commitments that Microsoft and fifteen other AI labs made in May 2024. Evidence ↗· publication · dated to the month
Microsoft’s Frontier Governance Framework (February 2026) runs a leading indicator assessment on any model in scope for frontier model requirements under applicable laws, naming the EU AI Act among them. Evidence ↗· publication · dated to the month
Microsoft’s Frontier Governance Framework (February 2026) names New York’s RAISE Act among the laws whose frontier model requirements trigger its leading indicator assessment, and its change log describes the edition as a one-year update following finalisation of the RAISE Act, among other texts. Evidence ↗· revision · dated to the month
Microsoft published a February 2026 edition of its Frontier Governance Framework, identified by its version date of February 2026. Evidence ↗· revision · dated to the month
28 provision records of Microsoft Frontier Governance Framework — February 2026
· revision · dated to the month
Microsoft's Frontier Governance Framework (February 2026) explicitly references California's TFAIA in two places. Its change log describes the edition as a one-year update following finalisation of the EU GPAI Code of Practice, New York's RAISE Act and TFAIA. Its leading-indicator assessment is run on any model in scope for frontier-model requirements under applicable laws, and it names TFAIA among those laws. Evidence ↗· revision · dated to the month
Microsoft’s February 2026 Frontier Governance Framework replaces the February 2025 first edition in the publisher’s documented framework sequence. Evidence ↗· publication · dated to the day
The FCC Space Bureau accepted SpaceX's orbital data centre application for filing and sought comment, by public notice DA 26-113 released 4 February 2026. Evidence ↗· event · dated to the day
Starcloud applied to the FCC for authority to deploy and operate up to 88,000 satellites as a distributed data centre in space; the FCC lists the application (SAT-LOA-20260202-00073) as filed on 4 February 2026 and accepted for filing in Report No. SAT-01982 of 13 March 2026. Evidence ↗· snapshot · dated to the day
Anthropic announced on 13 February 2026 that Chris Liddell had been appointed to its board of directors. Evidence ↗· snapshot · dated to the day
A PIB release of 24 February 2026 states that, as on 21 February 2026, 88 countries and international organisations had endorsed the New Delhi Declaration. Evidence ↗· publication · dated to the day
A Press Information Bureau release of the Ministry of Electronics & IT, posted on 21 February 2026, states that the AI Impact Summit 2026 in New Delhi concluded with the adoption of the New Delhi Declaration on AI Impact and annexes the declaration's text. Evidence ↗· publication · dated to the day
2 provision records of AI Impact Summit Declaration (New Delhi Declaration on AI Impact), February 2026
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A PIB release of 24 February 2026 states that, after 21 February 2026, Bangladesh, Costa Rica and Guatemala joined the New Delhi Declaration, taking the total to 91 countries and organisations. Evidence ↗· effective · dated to the day
Anthropic published Responsible Scaling Policy v3.0, identified by its effective date of 2026-02-24. Evidence ↗· effective · dated to the day
33 provision records of Anthropic Responsible Scaling Policy — v3.0
· effective · dated to the day UnresolvedQuestion posed by Selekoa
Whether RSP v3.0’s new roadmap and transparency mechanisms compensate for its reduced unilateral commitments, in the policy’s overall capacity to secure risk mitigation, remains unsettled. Evidence ↗· effective · dated to the day
RSP v3.0 separates Anthropic’s own mitigation plans from its recommendations for industry-wide mitigation. Evidence ↗· effective · dated to the day
RSP v3.0 introduces Risk Reports discussing model risks and development or deployment determinations. Evidence ↗· effective · dated to the day
RSP v3.0 introduces Frontier Safety Roadmaps. Evidence ↗· effective · dated to the day
Anthropic's Responsible Scaling Policy v3.0 says it uses 'catastrophic risk' in its plain meaning rather than adopting any specific statutory definition. It adds that where laws such as California SB 53 define this or similar terms with specific thresholds, Anthropic addresses those requirements in separate compliance frameworks. Evidence ↗· effective · dated to the day
Responsible Scaling Policy v3.0 replaces v2.2 in the publisher’s documented framework version sequence. Evidence ↗
March 2026
· publication · dated to the month
The White House published "Legislative Recommendations: A National Policy Framework for Artificial Intelligence", dated March 2026. Evidence ↗· publication · dated to the month
1 provision record of Legislative Recommendations: A National Policy Framework for Artificial Intelligence
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The PIB text of the New Delhi Declaration as served on 2026-10-27 lists 92 endorsing countries and international organisations 'as of 5th March 2026', among them the UK, the USA, China and the EU (entries counted by Selekoa). Evidence ↗· publication · dated to the day
1 provision record of Proclamation 11014: Ratepayer Protection Pledge
· publication · dated to the day
On 12 March 2026 the Commission published for feedback a draft implementing regulation on detailed arrangements for evaluations of general-purpose AI models and for proceedings that may lead to fines on their providers, under Articles 92(6) and 101(6) of the AI Act. The draft states that it has not been adopted or endorsed by the Commission. Evidence ↗· publication · dated to the day
1 provision record of Draft Commission Implementing Regulation on detailed arrangements for the conduct of certain proceedings by the Commission pursuant to Regulation (EU) 2024/1689 (Ares(2026)2709234)
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The FCC listed Blue Origin's application for authority to deploy and operate up to 51,600 satellites ("Project Sunrise") as a data centre in space, with a filing date of 19 March 2026, as accepted for filing in Report No. SAT-01992 of 17 April 2026. Evidence ↗· signature · dated to the day Inferred
Chapter 96 of 2026 replaces the 2025 definition of "frontier model" (a model trained with more than 10^26 operations whose compute cost exceeds one hundred million dollars, or a distillation of one whose own compute cost exceeds five million dollars) with a foundation model trained using more than 10^26 integer or floating-point operations, without the compute-cost condition. Evidence ↗· signature · dated to the day Inferred
Chapter 96 of 2026 replaces the 2025 "large developer" category (over one hundred million dollars spent in aggregate compute costs on frontier models) with a "large frontier developer" category defined by annual gross revenues, together with affiliates, above five hundred million dollars in the preceding calendar year. Evidence ↗· signature · dated to the day
The New York State Assembly’s bill record for S8828 (the same as A9449) lists the bill, which repeals and re-adds Article 44-B of the General Business Law and amends the 2025 chapter proposed in S.6953-B and A.6453-B, as delivered to the Governor on 20 March 2026 and signed as Chapter 96 on 27 March 2026. Evidence ↗· signature · dated to the day
3 provision records of New York Senate Bill S8828 / Assembly Bill A9449 (2026): RAISE Act chapter amendment, signed as Chapter 96
April 2026
· effective · dated to the day
Anthropic’s Responsible Scaling Policy v3.1 keeps the footnote saying that where laws such as California SB 53 define “catastrophic risk” or similar terms with specific thresholds, Anthropic addresses those requirements in separate compliance frameworks. Evidence ↗· effective · dated to the day
Anthropic published Responsible Scaling Policy v3.1, identified by its effective date of 2026-04-02. Evidence ↗· effective · dated to the day
24 provision records of Anthropic Responsible Scaling Policy — v3.1
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Responsible Scaling Policy v3.1 replaces v3.0 in the publisher’s documented framework version sequence. Evidence ↗· publication · dated to the day
The NDRC, NEA, MIIT and National Data Administration issued the Action Plan on Promoting Two-Way Empowerment of Artificial Intelligence and Energy (国能发科技〔2026〕34号), dated 8 April 2026 and published on 8 May 2026. Evidence ↗· publication · dated to the day
Meta published Version 2 of its framework, renamed the Advanced AI Scaling Framework, identified by its announcement date of 2026-04-08. Evidence ↗· publication · dated to the day
1 provision record of Action Plan on Promoting Two-Way Empowerment of Artificial Intelligence and Energy (关于促进人工智能与能源双向赋能的行动方案)
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36 provision records of Meta Advanced AI Scaling Framework — Version 2
· publication · dated to the day
Meta’s Advanced AI Scaling Framework, Version 2, replaces the Frontier AI Framework, Version 1.1, in the publisher’s documented framework sequence. Evidence ↗· snapshot · dated to the day
Anthropic announced on 14 April 2026 that the Long-Term Benefit Trust had appointed Vas Narasimhan to its board of directors and that, with this appointment, Trust-appointed directors made up a majority of the board. Evidence ↗· publication · dated to the day
The Frontier Safety Framework v3.1 change notes state that the update raises the recommended level of security for the CBRN, Cyber and Harmful Manipulation Critical Capability Levels to Security Level 2+. Evidence ↗· publication · dated to the day
FSF v3.1 introduces CBRN Tracked Capability Levels. Evidence ↗· publication · dated to the day
Google DeepMind published Frontier Safety Framework v3.1, identified by its publication date of 2026-04-17. Evidence ↗· publication · dated to the day
32 provision records of Google DeepMind Frontier Safety Framework — v3.1
· publication · dated to the day
Frontier Safety Framework v3.1 replaces v3.0 in the publisher’s documented framework version sequence. Evidence ↗· effective · dated to the day
Anthropic’s Responsible Scaling Policy v3.2 keeps the footnote saying that where laws such as California SB 53 define “catastrophic risk” or similar terms with specific thresholds, Anthropic addresses those requirements in separate compliance frameworks. Evidence ↗· effective · dated to the day
Anthropic published Responsible Scaling Policy v3.2, identified by its effective date of 2026-04-29. Evidence ↗· effective · dated to the day
25 provision records of Anthropic Responsible Scaling Policy — v3.2
· effective · dated to the day
RSP v3.2 gives the Long-Term Benefit Trust authority to approve the selection of external Risk Report reviewers. Evidence ↗· effective · dated to the day
Responsible Scaling Policy v3.2 replaces v3.1 in the publisher’s documented framework version sequence. Evidence ↗
May 2026
· revision · dated to the month
Google DeepMind published the Gemini 3 Pro model card, the expression read stating that it was last updated in May 2026. Evidence ↗· revision · dated to the month
The Gemini 3 Pro model card states that the model was evaluated as set out in Google DeepMind's Frontier Safety Framework of September 2025 and did not reach any critical capability level, and that in the CBRN domain the uplift level 1 critical capability level was not reached. Evidence ↗· publication · dated to the day
1 provision record of The King's Speech 2026: background briefing notes
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Alibaba Group’s annual report on Form 20-F, filed on 20 May 2026, lists Jingren Zhou among the current partners of the Alibaba Partnership. Evidence ↗· effective · dated to the day
The RSP v3.3 change log states that the update revises Anthropic’s threshold for novel chemical/biological weapons production to better track the threat model of concern, and refines its approach to off-cycle updates regarding the risks of individual models. Evidence ↗· effective · dated to the day
Anthropic’s Responsible Scaling Policy v3.3 keeps the footnote saying that where laws such as California SB 53 define “catastrophic risk” or similar terms with specific thresholds, Anthropic addresses those requirements in separate compliance frameworks. Evidence ↗· effective · dated to the day
Anthropic published Responsible Scaling Policy v3.3, identified by its effective date of 2026-05-26. Evidence ↗· effective · dated to the day
26 provision records of Anthropic Responsible Scaling Policy — v3.3
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Responsible Scaling Policy v3.3 replaces v3.2 in the publisher’s documented framework version sequence. Evidence ↗· publication · dated to the day
OpenAI’s Frontier Governance Framework (May 2026 edition) states that, under the EU General-Purpose AI Code of Practice, it serves as OpenAI’s publicly available summary of its Safety & Security Framework. It also lists, among the cases in which it will not consider an update of a Model Report necessary, a model considered similarly safe or safer under Appendix 2.2 of the Code of Practice. Evidence ↗· publication · dated to the day
OpenAI describes its Frontier Governance Framework as applying relevant parts of its continuing Preparedness approach to specific regulatory obligations. Evidence ↗· publication · dated to the day
OpenAI’s Frontier Governance Framework (May 2026 edition) states that it covers frontier models as defined under California’s TFAIA and general-purpose models with systemic risk under the EU AI Act. Evidence ↗· publication · dated to the day
OpenAI published Frontier Governance Framework May 2026 edition, identified by its publication date of 2026-05-28. Evidence ↗· publication · dated to the day
25 provision records of OpenAI Frontier Governance Framework — May 2026 edition
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OpenAI's Frontier Governance Framework (May 2026 edition) states that, under California's TFAIA, it is OpenAI's Frontier AI Framework. Evidence ↗
June 2026
· publication · dated to the day
The International Gene Synthesis Consortium published version 3.1 of its Harmonized Screening Protocol, dated 1 June 2026, which states that it sets out the standards and practices that the consortium's provider and manufacturer members apply to prevent the misuse of synthetic nucleic acids. Evidence ↗· publication · dated to the day
3 provision records of IGSC Harmonized Screening Protocol v3.1
· signature · dated to the day
Executive Order 14409, "Promoting Advanced Artificial Intelligence Innovation and Security", is dated 2 June 2026 and was published in the Federal Register on 5 June 2026. Evidence ↗· publication · dated to the day
Section 3(f) of the national security presidential memorandum NSPM-11, dated 5 June 2026, states that the memorandum rescinds and replaces National Security Memorandum-25 and associated guidance. Evidence ↗· publication · dated to the day
4 provision records of Executive Order 14409: Promoting Advanced Artificial Intelligence Innovation and Security
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The MiniMax-M3 Hugging Face repository carries a licence headed “MINIMAX COMMUNITY LICENSE” at a commit of 13 June 2026; its grant covers dealing in the software for non-commercial purposes, and its conditions set terms for commercial use. Evidence ↗· publication · dated to the day
1 provision record of MiniMax Community License (MiniMax-M3)
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xAI’s Frontier Artificial Intelligence Framework (effective 30 June 2026) attaches a footnote to its statement of four primary risk domains saying that it follows the Safety and Security chapter of the General-Purpose AI Code of Practice developed under the EU AI Act. Evidence ↗· effective · dated to the day Inferred
The June 2026 FAIF does not contain the December 2025 edition’s sentence asserting compliance with California’s TFAIA. Evidence ↗· effective · dated to the day
xAI published Frontier Artificial Intelligence Framework June 2026 edition, identified by its effective date of 2026-06-30. Evidence ↗· effective · dated to the day
26 provision records of xAI Frontier Artificial Intelligence Framework — June 2026 edition
July 2026
· event · dated to the day · announced
Calcalist reported on 7 July 2026 that Amnon Shashua had informed AI21 Labs of his intention to step down from the company and its board of directors. Evidence ↗· effective · dated to the day
Anthropic’s Responsible Scaling Policy v3.4 keeps the footnote saying that where laws such as California SB 53 define “catastrophic risk” or similar terms with specific thresholds, Anthropic addresses those requirements in separate compliance frameworks. Evidence ↗· effective · dated to the day
Anthropic published Responsible Scaling Policy v3.4, identified by its effective date of 2026-07-08. Evidence ↗· signature · dated to the day
The European Parliament and the Council adopted Regulation (EU) 2026/1744, the Digital Omnibus on AI, which amends Regulation (EU) 2024/1689 and is dated 8 July 2026; it was published in the Official Journal on 24 July 2026. Evidence ↗· effective · dated to the day
25 provision records of Anthropic Responsible Scaling Policy — v3.4
· effective · dated to the day
RSP v3.4 allows a Risk Report coverage date up to 30 days before publication. Evidence ↗· effective · dated to the day
RSP v3.4 changes fully unredacted Risk Report sharing to at least 200 employees, instead of all regular-clearance staff. Evidence ↗· effective · dated to the day
Responsible Scaling Policy v3.4 replaces v3.3 in the publisher’s documented framework version sequence. Evidence ↗· snapshot · dated to the day
Anthropic announced on 9 July 2026 that its Long-Term Benefit Trust had appointed Ben Bernanke, a Distinguished Fellow at the Brookings Institution and former Chair of the Federal Reserve, as a Trustee. Evidence ↗· snapshot · dated to the day
Anthropic's announcement of 9 July 2026 identifies Neil Buddy Shah as Chair of its Long-Term Benefit Trust. Evidence ↗· effective · dated to the day
1 provision record of Enhanced Favorable Treatment for the United Arab Emirates Under the Export Administration Regulations (final rule)
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The Bureau of Industry and Security published the final rule "Enhanced Favorable Treatment for the United Arab Emirates Under the Export Administration Regulations" in the Federal Register of 14 July 2026, effective 10 July 2026. Evidence ↗· publication · dated to the day
2 provision records of UK Biological Security Strategy: Implementation Report, July 2025 - July 2026
· publication · dated to the day
1 provision record of Enhanced Favorable Treatment for the United Arab Emirates Under the Export Administration Regulations (final rule)
· snapshot · dated to the day
OpenAI announced on 21 July 2026 the appointment of David Vélez to the board of the OpenAI Foundation. Evidence ↗· snapshot · dated to the day
OpenAI announced on 21 July 2026 the appointment of David Vélez to the board of the OpenAI Group PBC. Evidence ↗· snapshot · dated to the day
OpenAI announced on 21 July 2026 the appointment of Robin Vince to the board of the OpenAI Foundation. Evidence ↗· snapshot · dated to the day
OpenAI announced on 21 July 2026 the appointment of Robin Vince to the board of the OpenAI Group PBC. Evidence ↗· snapshot · dated to the day
OpenAI’s announcement of 21 July 2026 identifies Bret Taylor as Chair of the OpenAI Foundation and OpenAI Group PBC boards. Evidence ↗· publication · dated to the day
4 provision records of Regulation (EU) 2026/1744 (Digital Omnibus on AI), as published in the Official Journal
· revision · dated to the day
2 provision records of Kimi K3 License
August 2026
· effective · dated to the day
1 provision record of Regulation (EU) 2024/1689 (Artificial Intelligence Act), as published in the Official Journal
· event · dated to the day
Anthropic announced on 4 August 2026 that Mariano-Florentino (Tino) Cuéllar had stepped down from its Long-Term Benefit Trust; Anthropic stated that he did so to join the company. Evidence ↗· snapshot · dated to the day · announced
Sundar Pichai announced on 5 August 2026 that Demis Hassabis would become Chair of Google DeepMind; Hassabis stated that he was handing over his day-to-day operational responsibilities at GDM so that he would have time and space to focus on the big picture. Evidence ↗· announcement · dated to the day
Constellation stated on 6 August 2026 that the NRC had approved a fuel licence amendment request for the Crane Clean Energy Center, and that it was moving closer to restarting operations in 2027. Evidence ↗· snapshot · dated to the day
Jeff Dean's announcement thread, as published by Radical Ventures on 9 August 2026, describes Discovery Loop as a Public Benefit Corporation. Evidence ↗
September 2026
· snapshot · dated to the day
OpenAI announced on 9 September 2026 the appointment of Paul Christiano to the OpenAI Foundation board. It said he would be a non-voting observer on the OpenAI Group PBC board and would join the Foundation board’s Safety and Security Committee. Evidence ↗· publication · dated to the day
TC260 released the AI Safety Governance Framework 3.0 on 14 September 2026 at the opening ceremony of the 2026 National Cybersecurity Awareness Week. Evidence ↗· publication · dated to the day
5 provision records of AI Safety Governance Framework 3.0 (人工智能安全治理框架3.0)
· announcement · dated to the day
Illinois Executive Order 2026-07 (22 September 2026) states that the Illinois General Assembly passed, and the Governor signed into law, the AI Safety Measures Act. Evidence ↗
October 2026
· publication · dated to the day
The Japanese ministry's Hiroshima AI Process page states that responses to 'Reporting Framework 2.0' were published on 2 October 2026, with submissions from 31 companies. Evidence ↗· announcement · dated to the day
A GOV.UK press release of 12 October 2026 states that stronger protections against emerging AI threats are to be considered through the Cyber Security and Resilience Bill regime, such as how serious AI incidents and near misses can be identified and reported. Evidence ↗· publication · dated to the day
ByteDance Seed's announcement of 14 October 2026 lists among the planned work of its Alignment & Preparedness department drafting model behaviour specifications and safety guidelines, building a safety evaluation system, and promoting third-party professional testing. Evidence ↗· snapshot · dated to the day
Anthropic's Leadership page, as retrieved on 15 October 2026, states that co-founder and President Daniela Amodei serves as chair of its board of directors. Evidence ↗· snapshot · dated to the day
Sakana AI’s corporate information page, as retrieved on 15 October 2026, identifies Ren Ito as Chairman. Evidence ↗· snapshot · dated to the day
AI21 Labs’ company page, as retrieved on 15 October 2026, identifies Yoav Shoham as Chairman. Evidence ↗· snapshot · dated to the day
OpenAI’s structure page, as retrieved on 15 October 2026, states that Zico Kolter will serve as a non-voting observer to the OpenAI Group board. Evidence ↗· snapshot · dated to the day
OpenAI’s structure page, as retrieved on 15 October 2026, states that the Safety and Security Committee will remain a committee of the OpenAI Foundation. Evidence ↗· publication · dated to the day
1 provision record of NIST release of 16 October 2026: Key Practices for Incident Readiness and Response in Super Intelligence Training and Evaluation
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As served on 2026-10-27, the Élysée web page of the Paris statement lists 65 entries under 'Signatory countries:': 63 countries, the African Union Commission and the European Union (count made by Selekoa). Neither the United Kingdom nor the United States is listed. Evidence ↗· snapshot · dated to the day
Anthropic's transparency hub, as served on 28 October 2026, states that it deployed Claude Sonnet 5.5 with the same chemical and biological misuse protections as Claude Opus 5, treating it as meeting its CB-1 threshold for models able to significantly help someone with a basic technical background make known chemical or biological weapons. Evidence ↗Transparency hub (Anthropic), as served on 28 October 2026 →Claim page →
· snapshot · dated to the day
The International Gene Synthesis Consortium's member directory, as served on 28 October 2026, lists 45 entries in two labelled categories: 16 under 'Screening-Verified IGSC Members' and 29 under 'Associate IGSC Members'. Evidence ↗
Dates stated for 2026 19 dates
Each date as its record gives it, with who stated it. A target, deadline or term says what a party said would happen; a reported date says what a party said happened; a scheduled date had not been reached when the record’s sources were last checked. None is a dated record of what happened.
(as worded: “Q1 2026”) · Launch target · stated by Huawei / 华为
Eric Xu stated, in Huawei’s published keynote transcript, at Huawei Connect on 18 September 2025 that over the next three years Huawei would work on three new Ascend chip series (950, 960 and 970), with the Ascend 950PR to be available in the first quarter of 2026, the 950DT in the fourth quarter of 2026, the 960 in the fourth quarter of 2027 and the 970 planned for the fourth quarter of 2028. Evidence ↗(as worded: “Q4 2026”) · Launch target · stated by Huawei / 华为
Eric Xu stated, in Huawei’s published keynote transcript, at Huawei Connect on 18 September 2025 that over the next three years Huawei would work on three new Ascend chip series (950, 960 and 970), with the Ascend 950PR to be available in the first quarter of 2026, the 950DT in the fourth quarter of 2026, the 960 in the fourth quarter of 2027 and the 970 planned for the fourth quarter of 2028. Evidence ↗(as worded: “early 2026”) · Operation target · stated by Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. (AMD)
AMD and HUMAIN announced on 13 May 2025 an agreement under which the parties will invest up to $10 billion to deploy 500 megawatts of AI compute capacity over five years, with HUMAIN delivering the data-centre, power and fibre infrastructure and AMD providing its AI compute portfolio and ROCm software. Evidence ↗(as worded: “second half of 2026”) · Delivery target · stated by Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. (AMD)
AMD and OpenAI announced on 6 October 2025, in a joint release, a definitive agreement under which OpenAI is to deploy 6 gigawatts of AMD Instinct GPUs across multiple generations, beginning with a 1 gigawatt deployment of MI450 GPUs set to start in the second half of 2026. Evidence ↗(as worded: “second half of 2026”) · Delivery target · stated by Broadcom
The joint OpenAI–Broadcom release of 13 October 2025 announced a collaboration for 10 gigawatts of custom AI accelerators designed by OpenAI and developed and deployed with Broadcom, with deployment of racks targeted to start in the second half of 2026 and to be completed by the end of 2029. Evidence ↗(as worded: “second half of 2026”) · Delivery target · stated by NVIDIA
OpenAI and NVIDIA announced on 22 September 2025, in a joint release on NVIDIA's newsroom, a letter of intent for a partnership to deploy at least 10 gigawatts of NVIDIA systems for OpenAI’s AI infrastructure, with the first gigawatt targeted for the second half of 2026 on the NVIDIA Vera Rubin platform. Evidence ↗· Operation target · stated by Anthropic
Anthropic announced on 12 November 2025 a $50 billion investment in American computing infrastructure, building data centers with Fluidstack in Texas and New York, with sites coming online throughout 2026. Evidence ↗· Construction start target · stated by Amazon
Amazon announced on 24 November 2025 an investment of up to $50 billion to expand AI and supercomputing capabilities for AWS US government customers, set to break ground in 2026. Evidence ↗(as worded: “mid-2026”) · Completion target · stated by Crusoe
Crusoe stated that with the second phase its Abilene facility would total eight buildings and a total power capacity of 1.2 gigawatts. Evidence ↗(as worded: “by the end of 2026”) · Completion target · stated by Crusoe
Crusoe stated on 27 March 2026 that the first two buildings of its Abilene campus had been energized and that the second phase was expected to reach completion by the end of 2026. Evidence ↗· Operation target · stated by Meta
Mark Zuckerberg said on the same call that the Prometheus cluster was "coming online next year" and that Meta thought it would be "the world's first 1GW+ cluster". Evidence ↗· Operation target · stated by SoftBank Group
The September 2025 release stated that SoftBank had broken ground at the Lordstown, Ohio site, which it said was on track to be operational the following year. Evidence ↗(as worded: “early 2026”) · Construction start target · stated by Related Digital
OpenAI, Oracle and Related Digital announced on 30 October 2025 plans to develop a data center campus with more than a gigawatt of capacity in Saline Township, Michigan, as part of the OpenAI–Oracle 4.5 GW partnership. Evidence ↗· Operation target · stated by G42
G42, OpenAI, Oracle, NVIDIA, SoftBank Group and Cisco announced on 22 May 2025 Stargate UAE, a 1-gigawatt compute cluster to be built by G42 and operated by OpenAI and Oracle within the UAE–US AI Campus. Evidence ↗· Delivery target · stated by G42
G42 stated on 16 October 2025 that construction of the first 200MW of Stargate UAE, developed by its company Khazna Data Centers, was well underway toward a planned 2026 delivery. Evidence ↗(as worded: “Q1 2026”) · Delivery target · stated by Nscale
Nscale stated that OpenAI "will explore offtake of up to 8,000 NVIDIA GPUs in Q1 2026", with potential to scale to 31,000 GPUs; the UK government's release of the next day said the first phase "will see OpenAI take up to 8,000 GPUs". Evidence ↗· Operation target · stated by xAI
The Mississippi governor's office announced on 8 January 2026 that xAI is locating a data center, MACROHARDRR, in Southaven, in a building xAI has purchased and is retrofitting, with operations expected to begin in February 2026. Evidence ↗· Operation start reported · stated by Microsoft
Microsoft announced on 23 June 2026 that it had completed construction of its first Mount Pleasant datacenter facility, after bringing equipment online in April, and that the facility was fully operational. Evidence ↗· Deadline · stated by U.S. Department of Energy
In a letter of 23 October 2025, citing his authority under section 403 of the DOE Organization Act, the Secretary of Energy directed FERC to initiate rulemaking and attached for its consideration an advance notice of proposed rulemaking on interconnecting large loads, including AI data centres, to the transmission system, asking for final action no later than 30 April 2026. Evidence ↗