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.
ByteDance Seed Spins Out Model Safety and Alignment Into a Separate Department
ByteDance Seed is creating a Model-Alignment & Preparedness department under Yan Lin, absorbing the Responsible AI team and part of the Chat team.
Nilekani Urges India to Ditch Paper Exam Papers
Infosys co-founder Nandan Nilekani urges India to drop traditional printed exam papers: leaks keep derailing tests taken by millions of Indians.
Habr launches AI security series: 4 jurisdictions and 4 defense methodologies
The series opener compares AI regulation in Russia, China, the EU and the US, plus four defense methodologies: STRIDE, OWASP, AI-SAFE and SAIMM. A baseline for AI…
Russian Bloggers Warn: The Country's Centralized Data Centers Are Vulnerable to Attack
REA and ArtCraft Build AI Clones of Adobe and Microsoft Software Without Access to Source Code
OpenAI Expands Its Dublin Headquarters: New Jobs at the EU Office
Meta releases Muse Wonder and claims parity with ChatGPT and Claude in coding
OpenAI Fires Three Safety Researchers Two Days After White House Accord
Among those fired is the point of contact for independent evaluators of the Hugging Face hack. Fortune op-ed authors want an audit and whistleblower law instead of…
11 DevOps Tools: A Buyer's Guide to Every Layer of Your Stack
DevOps requires different tools for different layers. This article breaks down 11 options — Jenkins, GitHub Actions, Terraform, Kubernetes, Ansible, Prometheus…
Researcher proposes four rungs of meaning for AI, from nouns to pacts
VK sues the European Union to lift sanctions and bring its apps back to Google Play
Working group proposes allowing foreign GPUs in Russian government systems and critical infrastructure
Moscow Begins Nationalizing Ural Plants: A Co-Owner Is a Moldovan Citizen
Qodo Compares LLMs for Code Review: Bugs Found, Noise, and Cost per Review
Qodo looks at which LLM reviews code best as frontier models ship every month, comparing bugs found, noise level, and the cost of a single review.
Russia's AI Law No. 243-FZ Splits Business Into Three Roles: What to Check Ahead of Time
RB.RU breaks down Law No. 243-FZ: a company's obligations depend on whether it develops a model, provides access to one, or simply uses neural networks.