AI Regulation
As AI accelerates, governments race to regulate it: the EU passed the AI Act, the US and China are shaping their own approaches, and copyright and data lawsuits are mounting. These decisions determine what AI businesses and people can actually use. Here is all our coverage of AI regulation: laws, lawsuits, standards and policy across the major jurisdictions.
Job cuts at Atlassian revived the debate: should AI cut working hours, not headcount
After the layoffs at Atlassian, economists are again debating who should get the gains from AI: companies in the form of profits, or employees in the form of a…
A Physical AI pipeline for SO-101 was assembled on top of ROS2 and LeRobot for 30,000 rubles
An open-source stack based on ROS2 and LeRobot makes it possible to build a full Physical AI pipeline on the low-cost SO-101: teleoperation, episode recording…
Intel warns: agentic AI has moved beyond its "childhood" stage and requires a new control model
Agentic AI is moving from chatbots to autonomous actions, and companies now need not broad policies but process-embedded guardrails, audit, and cost control.
Elon Musk called himself a fool in court as OpenAI's lawyers dissected his correspondence
Amy Treacy: AI implementation requires responsibility, not just speed and innovation
OTUS: why language models hallucinate and what measures reduce the risk of errors
EU prepares ban on AI services like Grok over generating intimate images without consent
Machine Learning Mastery identified five major barriers to scaling agentic AI in 2026
Machine Learning Mastery compiled five problems preventing agentic AI from transitioning from impressive demos to stable production: from orchestration to security…
AtScale: corporate AI agents for analytics need guardrails, not larger models
AtScale believes that corporate AI agents in analytics fail not due to 'weak' models, but due to poor governance: without unified semantics and lineage, businesses…
Musk admitted under oath: xAI used OpenAI models for distillation when building its systems
White House presents AI regulation plan: Trump wants a single standard for the US
Michael Smith pleads guilty to fraud involving AI tracks and fake streams
Animal advocacy meets AGI: Bay Area activists bet on superintelligence
MIT Technology Review: Are We Ready to Grant Real Authority to AI Agents?
MIT Technology Review has released an eBook on the risks of granting real authority to AI agents—experts warn of loss of control and identify five key threats.
US Court Questions Ban on Anthropic AI Use by Federal Agencies
An American court challenged the US government's ban on federal agencies using Anthropic's AI tools, while the company warns of potential billion-dollar losses.