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Sky News documented 1,400 AI abuse cases in a year. Here is the scale of deepfake harm in the UK, the regulatory gaps that allow it to continue, and what
AI training data lawsuits now include Reddit v. Anthropic, NYT v. OpenAI, and Getty v. Stability AI, testing whether current AI development can continue legally. Here's the fair use fight
Disney, Universal and Warner Bros. are suing Midjourney over Shrek, Deadpool and Batman — a landmark copyright case now tangled up with a UK court ruling and a stalled government
The EU AI Act is in force. It bans social scoring, restricts facial recognition, and imposes stringent requirements on high-risk AI. Here is what it requires and how it is
The EU AI Act passed 523-46. Here is what it bans, what it requires of ChatGPT and deepfakes specifically, and how its phased implementation is already shaping the AI industry.
The AI governance gap is widening with every capability jump, per OpenAI's own former chief scientist. Here's why alignment, power concentration, and autonomous weapons are outpacing the rules meant to