53 articles
California has signed Adam's Law, adding crisis protocols, parental controls, independent audits and annual risk assessments for companion chatbots used by children.
The Lumière declaration backs human creation and intellectual property while supporting AI innovation. Its principles leave implementation to future action.
California lawmakers unanimously passed a bill requiring court disclosure of AI use and personal citation checks. It still awaits the governor.
An AI label did not reduce a chatbot's influence in a 1,500-person UK experiment. Persuasion fell by roughly half only when users were told the system was trying to change
A federal judge found the government's Anthropic blacklist retaliatory, denied due process and violated administrative law, while rejecting some claims.
Alabama has subpoenaed OpenAI following an autonomous AI intrusion into Hugging Face. Investigators are examining whether the company’s safeguards breached consumer protection law.
When an AI agent makes an expensive autonomous mistake, liability may depend on authority, contracts, consumer law, causation and the companies involved.
AI wills are already showing up in probate disputes before courts have settled how to treat them. Here is what happens when an AI-drafted will meets the formal rules every
The EU has opened tenders for up to seven AI gigafactories backed by billions in public and private funding. Here is what the initiative actually funds, and the chip and
The California AI deepfake law is now in force, requiring free detection tools and embedded disclosures on AI-generated media. Here is what SB 942 actually requires and where its limits
AI in sports betting can flag a problem gambler before a human ever would, or target that same vulnerable bettor with a personalized promotion. Here's what New York and other
AI in divorce court just cost one person attorney-client privilege entirely. Here's what the new court ruling, the tightening bar rules, and the judges already using AI mean for anyone
Pacing the Frontier: over 1,100 employees at OpenAI, Anthropic, Google and Meta have asked the US government to prepare tools to slow AI down if it ever advances faster than
AI Gaza damage assessment data shows 81% of structures affected and a $71 billion reconstruction bill. Here's what satellite evidence can prove, what it can't, and where the disputed AI
AI now drives targeting decisions inside the Pentagon's Maven Smart System, and the UN's 2026 deadline for a binding treaty on autonomous weapons is approaching with no agreement in sight.
The AI Cold War just reversed direction again: Nvidia H200 chips are shipping to China a year after Huawei was banned worldwide. Here's what the whiplash reveals.
Apple has sued OpenAI, alleging former employees stole hardware trade secrets to build its first device, with over 400 ex-Apple staff now at the company and OpenAI's $852bn IPO on
Sam Altman is personally pitching Trump's inner circle on a 5% government stake in OpenAI, modeled on Alaska's oil dividend fund. Here's what's actually on the table, and why Bernie
Saudi Arabia and the UAE have moved from AI's periphery to its centre in 18 months. Here's the real strategy behind the 600 billion dollar bet, and what the viral
AI export controls forced Anthropic's top models offline worldwide for 19 days. The precedent is still reshaping global AI policy.
Austria wants the EU to host Anthropic. Days later, Brussels published the AI sovereignty law that shows exactly how hard that would be.
The EU AI Act's full enforcement lands August 2, 2026, just as Meta's open-weight Llama models spread through channels no regulator can fully monitor. Here's how open source AI governance
EU AI Act enforcement arrived in 2026 with fines up to €35m. AI governance platforms went from optional to essential almost overnight. Here's what they actually do.
Bryan Cranston shifted OpenAI's deepfake governance through union advocacy alone, no legislation or lawsuit required. New research shows why the stakes are higher than reputation: warnings don't stop deepfakes from
The AI regulatory landscape split in two in 2026: the EU pressed ahead with binding AI Act enforcement while the US federal government sued its own states to stop them
88% of organisations now use AI, but only a fraction have a real AI governance framework — and 51% have already had an AI-related incident. Here's how KPMG and INSEAD's
China's AI datacentre in Qinghai is already running at 3,579 petaflops on domestic chips alone, on track for 20,000. Here's how Beijing's Stargate-scale compute ambition is unfolding, and the latency
Albania's AI minister Diella just took a formal role awarding public tenders, the first cabinet-level AI appointment anywhere in the world. Here's what the promise of an incorruptible algorithm actually
The Apertus AI model has passed a million downloads since launch. Here's what real hospital and government deployments reveal about the gap between open and closed AI.
AI in local government is already cutting waste collection costs, speeding up Brisbane's traffic by 20 percent, and reshaping zoning decisions. Here's how suburban councils are quietly testing algorithms.