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OpenAI must produce millions more ChatGPT conversations in US copyright cases March 10, 2026 | Emma Whitford and Samuel Rubenfeld

OpenAI must turn over 88 million recently discovered anonymous ChatGPT conversations, US Magistrate Judge Ona T. Wang ordered late Monday, in a win for news outlets and book authors seeking evidence of copyrig... (more story)

Gemini chatbot does not memorize copyrighted articles, Google tells EU judges March 10, 2026 | Inbar Preiss

The EU's highest court heard arguments in a landmark dispute over how copyright law applies to generative AI, as a Hungarian publisher accused Google of unlawfully using press content to train its Gemini chatb... (more story)

All industries should adopt safety by design for AI, says UK online regulator March 10, 2026 | Frank Hersey

Safety by design must be embraced across industries to counter AI harms amid the tech “gold rush,” the head of the UK's online safety watchdog says. The most important element of AI governance was understandin... (more story)

AI companies see sexual-deepfakes ban now added to EU countries’ position March 10, 2026 | Luca Bertuzzi

EU countries have added a last-minute ban on generative AI systems producing non-consensual intimate images and child sexual abuse material to their tentative common position on a legislative proposal amending... (more story)

Samsung SDS consortium advances in bid to run South Korea AI computing hub project March 10, 2026 | Choonsik Yoo

South Korea’s Ministry of Science and ICT has designated a Samsung SDS-led consortium as the preferred negotiating partner to establish and operate the country’s national artificial intelligence computing cent... (more story)

Meta's WhatsApp fee plan faces questions from Brazil's CADE March 09, 2026 | Maria Júlia Baumert

Brazil’s competition authority has formally questioned Meta over its plan to begin charging AI chatbot providers for messages sent to Brazilian WhatsApp users, suggesting that the change may conflict with rest... (more story)

Due process, speech, procedure claims drive Anthropic suit against US government March 09, 2026 | Emma Whitford

Anthropic sued US federal agencies including the Department of Defense in California federal court Monday, describing its decision as a “last resort” to stop the White House’s “unlawful campaign of retaliation... (more story)

China flags policy support, vocational training to counter AI's disruptive effects March 09, 2026 | MLex Staff

China will step up efforts to shield its labor market from the disruptive effects of artificial intelligence while harnessing the technology to generate new sources of growth, the country’s human resources min... (more story)

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US states pass AI legislation despite preemption threat from White House March 10, 2026 | Amy Miller

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)

UK parliament to debate paving way for unspecified government online safety powers March 09, 2026 | Patricia Figueiredo and Frank Hersey

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)

US designation against Anthropic could undermine global strategy March 06, 2026 | Emma Whitford

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 AI chatbot hearing at EU’s top court to test press copyright limits March 05, 2026 | Inbar Preiss

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)

Copyright tensions test South Korea's push to become AI powerhouse March 05, 2026 | Choonsik Yoo

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)

For IP-intensive defense vendors, Pentagon, Anthropic clash has high stakes March 04, 2026 | Melissa Ritti

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 asserts fair use for distributing pirated books in US copyright case March 03, 2026 | Emma Whitford

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)

How AI sovereignty has eclipsed safety as UK government's prime concern March 03, 2026 | Frank Hersey

AI safety has been overtaken by AI sovereignty as the UK government's stated primary concern for the groundbreaking technology — along with its potential to stoke economic growth. The minister for artificial i... (more story)