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  4. Moonshot AI releases Kimi K3.1 Pro with 1-million-token context window
  5. Residents in Newport and Cardiff oppose hyperscale datacentres near homes
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Ledgers

Four dated lists: China’s CAC generative AI filings, the FDA’s AI devices, enforcement actions on AI, and disclosed AI incidents.

ChinaGenerative AI services filed with the CAC1,846 servicesEvery public-facing generative AI service in China must be filed with the Cyberspace Administration of China. Each bulletin is put into English, with names translated where a reliable translation exists: 1,115 filed and 731 registered as of 23 Sep 2026.Open the ledger →United StatesFDA AI-enabled medical devices1,614 devicesEvery AI-enabled device the US Food and Drug Administration has authorised, matched to the maker’s country, with specialty and decision date. Latest decision 29 Jun 2026.Open the ledger →WorldwideEnforcement: fines, orders, investigations, suits and rulings70 actionsEnforcement actions on AI recorded by wheresthe.ai since 2023: the authority, the target, what it did, the amount where one was set, and the rule involved. Compiled here; no government keeps this list across borders.Open the ledger →WorldwideIncidents involving AI27 incidentsDisclosed incidents involving AI systems: unintended model actions, misuse, deepfakes and fraud, with who disclosed each and its status.Open the ledger →