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Zuckerberg figured out Washington ๐๏ธ
That's a convenient position to be in.

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What weโll cover today:
๐๏ธ Zuckerberg wants to write AI's rules.
๐ค Anthropic says stop bullying Claude.
๐ฎ Google lets anyone build games.
โก 4 AI tools worth trying.
๐ Ali Abdaal shares his complete AI workflow.

Zuckerberg went from Trump threatening him with prison to helping write a White House AI safety agreement alongside Nvidia's Jensen Huang.
The agreement largely lets AI companies regulate themselves, with outside checks but no major legal enforcement.
Zuckerberg also reportedly pushed Trump against creating an independent AI regulator. Meta clearly prefers fewer government restrictions.
The concern is simple. The companies building powerful AI are gaining more influence over the rules meant to control them.
Who should control AI rules? |

Anthropic updated Claude's rules to ban election interference, certain surveillance uses, weapons software, and repeated verbal abuse of its AI.
Users can now violate its policy by repeatedly insulting Claude without a clear purpose. Normal criticism and frustration are still allowed.
Claude was already trained to end abusive conversations. Now Anthropic is making those interactions a user policy issue too.
The interesting shift is that Anthropic isn't just controlling what AI can do. It's starting to set boundaries on how humans treat AI.
Google launched Playground, an AI tool that lets anyone create browser games using simple text prompts instead of coding.
Users can build 2D or 3D games, upload images, customize gameplay, and share their creations online.
Roblox is already building similar tools. AI-powered game creation is becoming another competition between tech platforms.
But making games easier doesn't mean making good games. When anyone can build one, creativity and getting players to stick around become the real advantages.

๐ ๏ธ TOOLS
๐ Claude Haiku 5.5 โ Fast, low-cost AI for high-volume tasks. โ
๐ RESOURCE
Ali Abdaal walks through his complete AI workflow, from capturing ideas with VoicePal and SuperWhisper to processing everything with Claude. See how he uses AI to save time, think better, and build faster.
๐ ICYMI
๐จ OpenAI fired three researchers over alleged information mishandling, raising questions about who controls AI safety information.
๐๏ธ Trump launched a Super Intelligence Force to coordinate US AI efforts, putting national security at the center.
๐ท Senator Mark Kelly proposed new AI worker protections, including retraining support as automation threatens jobs.
๐ Anthropic is offering startups free Claude access and $1,000 in credits, hoping to win developers early.
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