The National Academy of Medicine formally launched its 'Patient Safety in the Era of AI' initiative on March 4, 2026, bringing together health care, technology, and policy leaders to develop a national strategy for leveraging AI to prevent patient harm.
President Trump convened top AI and tech executives at the White House to sign the Ratepayer Protection Pledge, committing companies to build or buy their own power and cover all infrastructure costs for AI data centers without passing expenses to consumers.
Max Schwarzer, OpenAI's VP of Research who led post-training for GPT-5 and o3, announced his departure to join Anthropic, citing trust in colleagues there and a desire to return to individual contributor research.
