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SkepticRegulation

ChatGPT is auditing your state's Medicaid money. Nobody published what it gets wrong.

The Department of Health and Human Services launched AERO in May — an AI tool built in part with ChatGPT scanning five-plus years of audit history across all 50 states. Enforcement can include withholding Medicaid funding. HHS has published no error rate, no appeals timeline, and no enforcement start date.

Jul 8

SkepticControversy

Fable 5's largest investor called the White House to shut it down. The story behind the story.

Amazon CEO Andy Jassy raised jailbreak concerns about Claude Fable 5 with senior Trump administration officials on June 11. By 5:21 PM ET June 12, Anthropic had Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick's export-control letter. David Sacks says Anthropic refused to patch the vulnerability before the order came down. Anthropic disputes the framing. Here's what we can actually verify — and what it means if you build on any single AI provider.

Jun 15

SkepticRegulation

Trump's AI order creates a voluntary model review. Voluntary is doing a lot of work there.

President Trump signed an executive order on June 2 creating a voluntary 30-day pre-release review for powerful AI models and directing agencies to form an AI cybersecurity clearinghouse. The order explicitly bars mandatory requirements for AI developers. Here's what actually changed and for whom.

Jun 3

BuilderSafety

OpenAI's drug discovery model just became a government biodefense tool.

GPT-Rosalind launched in April 2026 for pharma research, topping the BixBench bioinformatics benchmark at 0.751 Pass@1. On May 29, OpenAI extended it to US government biodefense partners including Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory and CEPI. The benchmark holds. The governance structure is more restricted than anything OpenAI has shipped before.

May 30

BuilderRegulation

The EU just simplified the AI Act. Q1 saw €250M in fines. Don't read those as contradictions.

The EU Council and Parliament agreed to streamline the AI Act on May 7. Member states issued 50 fines totaling €250M in Q1 alone. Full applicability lands August 2, 2026. If you ship into Europe, the window for getting compliant is now.

May 9

AcademicSafety

A paper just showed Gemini 3 Pro and Claude can be jailbroken at near-100% success. Read it before you ship.

The Intent Laundering paper achieves 90-100% jailbreak success against Gemini 3 Pro and Claude under black-box access. Current safety evaluations failed to predict this. The lesson isn't 'these models are broken.' It's that we've been evaluating the wrong thing.

May 8

SafetySafety

Anthropic and OpenAI tested each other's models. The results are worth reading.

Anthropic and OpenAI ran simultaneous alignment evaluations against each other's models earlier in 2026 — a first for the industry. Four areas tested: instruction hierarchy, jailbreaking resistance, hallucination prevention, scheming behavior. The findings deserve attention. So does the precedent.

May 2

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