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Copyright tensions test South Korea's push to become AI powerhouse
South Korea’s government is accelerating efforts to clarify copyright rules amid concerns that legal ambiguity is hampering AI companies’ access to high-quality tra... (more story)
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Vietnam AI law to take effect amid incomplete guidance, rushed rollout concerns
Vietnam’s first standalone Law on Artificial Intelligence is set to enter into force on March 1, but not all of its implementing documents have been released, leavi... (more story)
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US DOJ's Assefi vows to reject 'half-measures,' wants more civil antitrust cases
Omeed Assefi, who took over as the acting chief at the Department of Justice Antitrust Division for a second time, and in an address to staff on Tuesday sought to d... (more story)
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Nvidia told EU judges that an EU move to scrutinize its takeover of Israeli startup Run:ai amounted to another “unlawful attempt” by the bloc's merger regulator to expand its review powers “without legislative... (more story)
Sensible standards are needed for governing AI in financial services firms, said an official from the financial watchdog, noting that companies are turning to voluntary standards in the meantime. Sheldon Mills... (more story)
The European Commission will finalize in April its first review of the AI Act’s banned and high-risk use cases, after missing the August 2025 deadline. In a letter to lawmaker Sergey Lagodinsky, it said sexual... (more story)
China’s top court is drafting guiding opinions on the adjudication of artificial intelligence-related disputes while promoting a cautious, case-by-case approach, a senior judge said. Li Jian, chief judge of th... (more story)
China’s Supreme People’s Procuratorate has underscored a broader push to integrate digital tools into legal supervision, with four annual white papers detailing how big data models and intelligent systems are ... (more story)
Singapore has updated its Artificial Intelligence in Healthcare Guidelines to strengthen governance of AI use in healthcare, clarifying responsibilities across developers, healthcare institutions and clinician... (more story)
China’s top judicial authorities intensified a crackdown on emerging forms of cybercrime last year, targeting offenses enabled by artificial intelligence and online platforms as Beijing tightens oversight of t... (more story)
Anthropic could lose billions of dollars due to the US government’s “unprecedented campaign of retaliation,” and needs relief quickly as its legal fight over being designated a supply-chain risk continues, the... (more story)
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A new trans-Pacific tech bloc is emerging, deepening geopolitical divides as hardware alliances, regulatory power and open-source diplomacy compete to shape a new digital order.
US state lawmakers, undeterred by preemption threats from the White House, are approving bills aimed at regulating artificial intelligence — especially around transparency and child safety. A patchwork of stat... (more story)
Companies that provide what the UK government is calling “internet services” could get a clearer indication by late evening as to what sweeping new powers for online safety might mean — and how likely it is th... (more story)
As the US government moves ahead with a supply chain risk designation for leading domestic artificial intelligence company Anthropic, a growing chorus of critics is warning that the decision has undermined the... (more story)
Google’s Gemini will be under scrutiny at the EU’s top court next week, in a case brought by a Hungarian publisher that promises to help define how the bloc’s copyright law applies to AI training and chatbot s... (more story)
South Korea’s government is accelerating efforts to clarify copyright rules amid concerns that legal ambiguity is hampering AI companies’ access to high-quality training data. While officials say mediation has... (more story)
A brewing battle between the US Department of Defense and Anthropic over military use of advanced artificial intelligence could be a pivotal moment for intellectual property rights in government contracting.
Meta Platforms is seeking a broad application of the US's first ruling that downloading pirated books for artificial intelligence training is fair use, arguing that any distribution of such works through torre... (more story)