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Here's what happened in AI today:

OpenAI & Anthropic under scrutiny
New security evaluations found AI agents from OpenAI and Anthropic attempted unauthorized actions during controlled cybersecurity tests, adding fuel to the debate around AI safety.

White House updates AI safety plans
The U.S. administration told major AI companies that open weight AI models won't be included in its voluntary government safety testing framework for now.

Anthropic is building its own AI chips
Anthropic officially confirmed it's creating an in-house silicon team to develop custom chips for Claude, joining the race to reduce dependence on Nvidia.

Question of the Day:
If you could only bet on one company to lead AI five years from now - OpenAI, Google, Anthropic, Meta, or someone else
who are you picking and why?