U.S. House Speaker Mike Johnson denied support for a temporary pause in AI development while suggesting that AI companies could regulate themselves. Coca-Cola announced plans to allocate $10 billion to infrastructure investment in the United States, and a proposal for cooperation on AI safety was also reported. Reports of a Russian drone attack on Kyiv, an appeal by Nobel Peace Prize laureate Maria Ressa, and news of iPhone screen replacements were also covered.
U.S. House Speaker Mike Johnson was reported to have denied support for a temporary pause in AI development and expressed the view that companies could regulate themselves. This has fueled the interpretation that the government has not adopted a policy of halting development.
Coca-Cola announced plans to invest approximately $10 billion in U.S. infrastructure between 2026 and 2030. The article discusses the specific investment targets and business details.
OpenAI was reported to be planning to work with other companies, including Anthropic, on AI safety. It was also reported that Nobel Peace Prize laureate Maria Ressa called for urgent AI regulation and expressed the view that failing to act now could result in a loss of agency.
There were reports that Russia had carried out a drone attack on Kyiv, while an iPhone screen replacement case was also featured as related news.