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EU toolbox for managing, blocking high-risk digital suppliers almost ready September 26, 2025 | Luca Bertuzzi

The EU is close to finalizing a set of recommendations for how member states should check their supply chains for all digital technologies and restrict or exclude high-risk vendors. The so-called Information a... (more story)

Chinese AI firms, tech giants back ethical norms to protect minors September 26, 2025 | MLex Staff

China’s artificial-intelligence startups and tech giants are backing a new consensus on ethical norms to protect minors, aligning with Beijing’s call to set guardrails on emerging technologies amid rising conc... (more story)

OpenAI denied discovery into Google's impact on New York Times' traffic September 25, 2025 | Emma Whitford and Samuel Rubenfeld

OpenAI hit a roadblock Thursday in its quest to learn more about Google’s effect on traffic to the New York Times’ website when a US magistrate judge declined to expand its discovery timeframe to encompass the... (more story)

Anthropic's $1.5bn copyright deal with authors wins preliminary US approval September 25, 2025 | Amy Miller

Anthropic’s proposed $1.5 billion copyright deal with book authors was granted preliminary approval by US District Judge William Alsup in San Francisco, who said it's "a fair settlement, at least it reaches th... (more story)

EU single digital regulator on agenda at meeting of 13 European ministers September 25, 2025 | Luca Bertuzzi

Portugal has put discussion on the potential role of a single EU digital regulator on the agenda of a meeting of 13 European ministers leading on digital policy in Lisbon on Oct. 16-17. The ministers are also ... (more story)

Hong Kong weighs data law amid tighter global governance September 25, 2025 | Yonnex Li

Hong Kong may move toward a comprehensive data law, Secretary for Innovation, Technology and Industry Sun Dong revealed during a Legislative Council session Thursday, signaling a potential major shift in the c... (more story)

Singapore calls antitrust, consumer protection 'horizontal guardrails' for AI September 25, 2025 | Jet Damazo-Santos and Choltanutkun Tun-atiruj

Artificial intelligence governance must embed competition and consumer protection as “horizontal guardrails” to build trust and broaden adoption, a senior Singapore policymaker said, following the launch of th... (more story)

California governor prepared to approve AI safety bill September 24, 2025 | Amy Miller

California Governor Gavin Newsom said he'll sign a bill requiring artificial intelligence companies to have security protocols and whistleblower protections, and report safety incidents to the state. The Trans... (more story)

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Rulings targeting Google’s network-effect advantages could have limited impact September 26, 2025 | Alex Wilts

Over the past year, Google has been forced to grapple with two court orders aimed at chipping away at the network effects it has enjoyed in different markets — though both decisions are expected to have only m... (more story)

Predicted AI boost to trade comes with challenges for US, global economy September 25, 2025 | Bradley Dress

The artificial intelligence revolution is expected to benefit international trade in the years ahead, but it could also widen disparities between poorer nations and countries with more resources, education and technology. 

AI giants are shying from safety pledges and pushing voluntary model testing September 25, 2025 | Frank Hersey

AI developers aren't bound by any rulebooks to share their models for evaluation, but last year they did make very public voluntary commitments on model safety testing and transparency. Civil society worries t... (more story)

Japan's AI inventorship bar leaves inventive step issues unsettled September 25, 2025 | Toko Sekiguchi

While Japan’s Intellectual Property High Court has ruled that only natural persons can be inventors under the Patent Act, questions remain on inventive step. As AI becomes part of everyday research, the skille... (more story)

Despite Trump plans, South Korea's push for AI talent faces domestic barriers September 25, 2025 | Choonsik Yoo

South Korea has put artificial intelligence at the center of its national strategy and launched initiatives to train and retain local talent while attracting foreign experts. The plans rest roughly on boosting... (more story)

Harm to children from AI, social media in focus for US legislators, courts September 24, 2025 | Madeline Hughes

Social media's impact on children has been placed under an increasingly harsh spotlight in the US, with lawsuits and two congressional hearings training scrutiny on platforms and companies building AI chatbots... (more story)

‘Stream ripping’ US allegations add to scrutiny of AI companies’ data collection September 24, 2025 | Emma Whitford

New US “stream ripping” allegations against music startup Suno AI show that artificial intelligence companies are facing increasing scrutiny for their data-acquisition practices, as plaintiffs test claims that... (more story)

AI an opportunity, risk for US trade secret protection September 24, 2025 | Nick Robertson

While many companies are opting to protect their inventions in artificial intelligence technology with trade secrets, the rise of large language models also brings new risks in data protection and security.