The U.S. Federal Trade Commission has opened an investigation into OpenAI and Anthropic as regulators assess whether leading AI companies have adequately disclosed the potential risks of their technology. The investigation will examine possible unfair or deceptive practices and potential consumer harm. According to reports, the FTC is preparing formal requests for information and could compel executives at major AI developers to provide testimony. The investigation comes at an important moment for the AI industry. Generative AI is rapidly moving beyond chatbots and becoming integrated into business software, search, e-commerce, customer service and autonomous agents. As these systems gain more…
Sprint 105 shipped one of our anticipated milestones yet: the Studio MCP server went live in production, letting external AI agents operate the platform through a standard protocol. Alongside it, Story-in-Story moved closer to release, the native Story Builder continued reaching full feature parity with the legacy editor, and the AI Assistant's client panel got a round of usability upgrades based on team feedback and is now close to release. MCP Server – Live in Production Following successful testing on dev, the Icecat Studio MCP server is now live. External AI agents and assistants - including Claude itself - can…
