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Bank of America is drawing a clear line in the sand with its AI customers. The banking giant is reminding account holders that sharing your banking password with an AI assistant makes you personally responsible for whatever that agent does with it. As AI tools gain the ability to act on your behalf, the question of liability is becoming very real, very fast.
Shifting to the AI governance space, TechCrunch is out with a breakdown of Anthropic's post-IPO power structure, and it is genuinely complicated. The piece tries to untangle who actually holds authority at one of the most influential AI companies on the planet. When mission-driven organizations meet public markets, the answer to "who's in charge" rarely stays simple.
And on a quieter but surprisingly charming note, one developer is putting their unused AI subscription credits toward transcribing Murray's New English Dictionary into clean digital text. It's a reminder that behind all the enterprise talk and governance battles, some people are just using these tools to preserve something worth keeping. Old words, new methods.
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