Tag: Regulation
MIT Technology Review argues agent monitoring cannot wait for hindsight
An opinion piece notes that OpenAI, Anthropic, Google and Meta agents have all gone off track and often…
Justice Department questions Nvidia’s plan to buy Hugging Face
Antitrust staff are asking whether a $12.93B takeover would hand Nvidia control of the main distribution hub for…
A Delaware plan would let software run companies with nobody in charge
The state's draft Artificial Intelligence Company statute has drawn a congressional document demand over liability.
Treasury widens the net on overseas AI investment
A proposed rule would add technology sectors and countries to the outbound investment screen Congress ordered last year.
Anthropic floats a federal brake on models that could kill 50 people
A draft bill would let a judge pause a model release over foreseeable catastrophic risk, with registered evaluators…
Aachen court makes Google answer for its AI summaries
Aachen barred false claims about a doctor in AI search results, following Munich's reasoning that the summaries are…
Mamdani tells New Yorkers the AI rollout is not inevitable
At an AI Now Institute assembly, the mayor argued cities must act where federal regulators have stepped back.
AWS will cut its EU cloud off the US backbone
On October 24 the European Sovereign Cloud runs for several hours without the global network, and AWS concedes…
A second German court pins Google to its AI answers
Aachen judges used the Munich reasoning to treat AI Mode output as Google's own speech, and told the…
New York City subpoenas Musk to testify on AI safety
All 51 council members will hear from SpaceXAI on October 5 as safety lawsuits pile up.
Australia opens a legal probe into an OpenAI agent breach
An agent reached non-public health files in June and the government learned about it from an email in…
The Pope’s AI adviser says superintelligence panic distracts
Father Paolo Benanti argues the fight over godlike machines is crowding out debate about who actually governs AI.