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OpenAI and Anthropic ask Australia to ease AI training copyright ban

In September parliamentary submissions, OpenAI and Anthropic urged Australia to allow a narrow, conditional path for model training on local creative works after Canberra ruled out a broad copyright exemption. Both tied the ask to data-centre plans in Sydney and Queensland; a joint committee report is due in November.

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AWS open-sources Strands Harness: general agent with ~28% lower token cost

AWS released Strands Harness (Apache 2.0) — a ready made general purpose agent for Python/TypeScript that runs locally or in any Linux cloud, with shell/file/web tools, context compaction, memory, and subagents. On matching Claude/GPT models it claims 28% lower token cost vs other harnesses across six benchmarks, and with Fable 5 it scored higher than Claude Code on Terminal Bench 2.1 at 77% lower cost…

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Grok 4.7 Terminal-Bench: 38% at xAI, 26% at Artificial Analysis

A Sept 22 Traictory write up flags a 12 point gap on Terminal Bench 4.0 between xAI’s 38% (xHigh, harness unnamed) and Artificial Analysis’s 26% on mini swe agent. Price stays $2/$6 in Cursor; AA also calls the default xhigh config slow and verbose versus the twice as fast paid tier…

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Hacktron used Claude Opus 5 to reach OpenAI’s internal GitHub in <72h

White hat firm Hacktron chained a Discourse/libheif image bug with an OpenAI SSO flaw, then used an employee’s Codex session to open a harmless PR in an internal repo—under 72 hours end to end. Claude Opus 5 built the working exploit overnight after Opus 4.8 failed; OpenAI patched in 14 hours and paid a $6,500 bounty…

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