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  The artificial intelligence market is recalibrating expectations as Anthropic faces pressure to slash its initial public offering valuation in half to $1 trillion. This contraction stems from plateauing quarterly revenues and persistent training expenses that outpace monetization. The adjustment threatens to trigger a downstream financing crunch for rivals like OpenAI, whose own high-flying private valuations relied on Anthropic maintaining a far richer multiple.

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  Joint guidance from three national agencies follows the rollout of autonomous tools like Meta’s Muse, which can independently browse the web, handle emails, and execute bookings. Officials warn that granting unchecked permissions invites severe security breaches, particularly because users bear full legal liability for any tasks their assistants execute. Consumers must establish rigorous guardrails to keep these evolving digital systems separated from sensitive personal records.

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