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.
US Supreme Court settles it: AI will not get copyright protection
The US Supreme Court declined to review a copyright case over AI-generated images. The decision cements a principle: without human authorship, there is no…
SAP reshapes leadership for its AI bet
Christian Klein, the head of Europe's largest software company, announced a reorganization of the executive board. The reason is the need to focus on AI amid…
Why independent oversight of AI can no longer be delayed
Meta oversight board member Suzanne Nossel sounds the alarm: governments are not keeping up with AI companies, and industry self-regulation is an illusion. 77% of…
OpenAI reveals new AI abuse schemes: threats are becoming more complex
New Relic launches a platform for AI agents and new OpenTelemetry tools
OpenAI prevails in legal dispute with xAI over trade secret theft
Canada demands a safety plan from OpenAI after incident involving a teen shooter
British police admit bias in their AI, but promise to tackle it
The head of the AI unit at the UK's National Crime Agency said it openly: AI used by police will contain bias. But a new £115 million center is supposed to fix that.
Guide Labs released an open language model that can be understood from the inside
Startup Guide Labs introduced Steerling-8B, an 8-billion-parameter language model built on a new architecture. The main idea: every decision the model makes can be…
Anthropic Accuses DeepSeek and MiniMax of Stealing Knowledge from Its Models
AI mathematical tricks are useless for scientific computing
TruLens: how to stop blindly trusting LLMs and start measuring quality
OpenAI quietly rewrote its mission: “benefiting all of humanity” and safety disappeared
Anthropic demands that the Pentagon limit the use of Claude AI
Anthropic is refusing to renew its contract with the Pentagon without safety guarantees. The company is demanding a ban on the use of Claude for surveillance and…
Keir Starmer declares war on AI bots to protect children
The UK prime minister is tightening rules for AI and social media after a scandal involving nudifying bots. The new restrictions could take effect as early as this…