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Law firm likely tricking authors into exiting Anthropic's $1.5bn deal, US judge says
An Arizona-based law firm is likely trying to trick authors into opting out of Anthropic’s $1.5 billion class-action settlement when it doesn’t have the experience ... (more story)
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China's vice premier warns of wasteful overlap in drive for tech leadership
China's Vice Premier He Lifeng has warned provincial governments to stop wasteful duplication of high-tech projects, signaling Beijing's concern that uncoordinated ... (more story)
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AI chatbots tackled 'case by case' under UK online safety law, regulator says
AI chatbots such as ChatGPT occupy a gray area under the UK’s Online Safety Act, regulator Ofcom has admitted, as a senior official sought to clarify how generative... (more story)
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A US judge inquired Friday about potentially live investigations into MultiPlan by the Department of Justice’s Antitrust Division and the Department of Labor over its allegedly anticompetitive use of pricing a... (more story)
A significant number of EU member states believe the AI Act’s transparency rules are insufficient and want new EU-level measures to improve copyright licensing for AI training. European governments highlighted... (more story)
Singapore’s financial-services regulator is hoping two collaborative platforms will help accelerate and standardize the adoption of artificial intelligence across the industry, saying firms need more structure... (more story)
South Korean President Lee Jae Myung announced the completion of follow-up negotiations on a landmark trade and defense cooperation deal with US President Donald Trump, cutting tariffs on his country’s exports... (more story)
India's "light touch" AI governance faces calls for clearer, enforceable rules on deepfakes, copyright and labor displacement, according to experts discussing the new India AI Guidelines and the Competition Co... (more story)
An Arizona-based law firm is likely trying to trick authors into opting out of Anthropic’s $1.5 billion class-action settlement when it doesn’t have the experience or expertise to pursue individual claims on t... (more story)
EU countries are wary of introducing an EU-level right to protect performers’ likeness from AI-generated deepfakes, preferring to rely on existing civil, criminal and privacy laws, according to a non-public do... (more story)
Data centers located in the UK’s expanding list of AI Growth Zones – areas subject to looser planning regulation and eligible for government investment – will get priority for upcoming grid capacity and discou... (more story)
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Pressure to finalize the standards for implementing the EU's artificial intelligence law is forcing European standard setters to weigh what legal duties can be covered against further delays in the process. Bu... (more story)
South Korea’s newly crafted “AI Talent Development Plans for All” aims to build a lifelong education pipeline and accelerate degrees to close the country’s artificial intelligence skills gap. The initiative un... (more story)
Anthropic’s record-breaking $1.5 billion deal resolving copyright claims related to the use of "shadow libraries" has opened the door to a wave of lawsuits against US tech companies, and US authors are walking... (more story)
The European Commission is delaying the launch of technical standards for the AI Act’s rules on general-purpose AI models, opting to first test the existing code of practice. The move could leave companies wit... (more story)
China's push to replace foreign semiconductors in data centers with domestic alternatives highlights the steep economic and efficiency trade-offs of technological self-reliance. In its pursuit of AI leadership... (more story)
The legal risks for makers of companion chatbots are growing fast, the latest round of litigation against OpenAI filed in California state court shows. Adults and their family members are joining the legal fig... (more story)
A federal judge in New York recently advanced the broadest theory of artificial intelligence-driven copyright infringement to date from book authors, in a case alleging three distinct phases of infringement fr... (more story)
Shanghai and Hangzhou courts took differing views on AI platform fault in two copyright cases, distinguishing neutral service providers from more active participants in the content creation and distribution process.