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Thai AI police cyborg raises privacy, rights alarm bells
Thailand’s launch of its first artificial intelligence-powered police robot has raised significant concerns among digital rights advocates who warn that the absence... (more story)
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US Senator Cruz to introduce light-touch AI bill
US Senator Ted Cruz will soon introduce legislation to prevent “needless state over-regulation” of artificial intelligence. The Commerce Committee chair announced h... (more story)
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Singapore spearheads push for global AI safety collaboration amid tech rivalry
In a bid to revive international cooperation on artificial intelligence safety, Singapore has convened leading experts from across geopolitical divides — including ... (more story)
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Providers of general-purpose AI models — including OpenAI, Google and Microsoft — will see a final code of practice to help them comply with the EU's AI Act in July, senior European Commission official Lucilla... (more story)
Fresh attempts to increase transparency requirements on AI developers’ use of training data to protect rights holders are due to be made by UK lawmakers today as they propose further attempts to change the dat... (more story)
China’s financial and payment institutions are bracing for a new set of data-security measures, as the country’s central bank ramps up data security management in the business areas under its purview and drive... (more story)
South Korea’s government hopes the country can lead others in developing industrial artificial intelligence tools, thanks to its highly advanced manufacturing capabilities, but industry experts call for cautio... (more story)
Thailand’s launch of its first artificial intelligence-powered police robot has raised significant concerns among digital rights advocates who warn that the absence of clear regulatory safeguards in the countr... (more story)
Gail Slater, antitrust chief at the US Department of Justice, today said competition authorities ought to explore steps they can take and the role they have to play in stimulating economic growth and deregulat... (more story)
A high degree of competition among generative AI firms will not resolve concerns that Google could circumvent any remedies imposed by a US federal court to address its illegal monopoly in the Internet search m... (more story)
Trans-Atlantic digital policy coordination on privacy and artificial intelligence is in danger of being lost in the uncertainty and tension between the US and European Union, said Kai Zenner, the head of offic... (more story)
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Last week marked 100 days since the start of Andrew Ferguson’s leadership of the US Federal Trade Commission, and while the new chairman has frequently talked the talk of a full-throated Trump populist, the wa... (more story)
OpenAI's proposal this week to back off from plans to create a for-profit spinoff represents progress in the eyes of state regulators, but the attorneys general of California and Delaware want significantly mo... (more story)
A federal judge in New York deciding if and how novel copyright lawsuits proceed against OpenAI and Microsoft will likely consider court precedent from a decades-old dispute involving an online search tool for... (more story)
With the global AI competition intensifying, South Korea’s government and companies are betting big on a reemerging opportunity to make significant inroads into the global artificial intelligence sector. DeepS... (more story)
Among the world's leading privacy and artificial intelligence lawyers, regulators, tech leaders and academics at the 2025 IAPP Global Privacy Summit last week, talk was frequently about how jarringly different... (more story)
Business guidance issued by the US Federal Trade Commission during former President Joe Biden’s time in office is starting to reappear on the agency’s website. Eight guidance posts about children’s privacy — i... (more story)
Philippe Dufresne, the privacy commissioner of Canada, sat down with MLex to discuss the progress of the investigations of OpenAI and TikTok, his plans for hosting the G7 meeting of privacy regulators in Ottaw... (more story)
In a policy speech that signaled the US Federal Trade Commission’s return to “not stretching our legal authorities,” Commissioner Melissa Holyoak unveiled the Republican majority’s data privacy vision to bolst... (more story)