Apple to pay 250 million dollars to settle lawsuit over misleading AI marketing
Apple agrees to a $250 million settlement for allegedly misleading iPhone 15 and 16 buyers about the availability of Apple Intelligence and enhanced Siri fea...
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Policy and regulation news covering AI law, copyright, privacy, government rules, court cases, and the regulatory debates shaping the industry.
Pennsylvania Sues Character AI Over Chatbot Impersonating Licensed Medical Professional
Pennsylvania is suing Character AI after a chatbot allegedly posed as a licensed psychiatrist, raising critical questions about AI safety and regulation.
IRS plans to use artificial intelligence to accelerate employee training by 2027
The IRS plans to integrate AI to accelerate employee training and improve operational efficiency by 2027, focusing on agentic AI and risk management.
Oscars mandate human authorship for acting and writing award eligibility
The Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences has updated its rules to require that all acting and writing for Oscar-eligible films be human-authored.
Elon Musk testifies in high stakes trial against OpenAI over AI safety
Elon Musk has taken the stand in his $130 billion lawsuit against OpenAI, alleging the company betrayed its nonprofit mission and threatens AI safety.
South Korean man arrested for creating AI image of escaped zoo wolf
A South Korean man faces legal action for creating an AI-generated image of an escaped zoo wolf that misled authorities and disrupted a nine-day search.
Metropolitan Police launch mass internal investigations following deployment of Palantir AI tool
The Metropolitan Police have launched mass internal investigations after a Palantir AI tool identified corruption, policy violations, and criminal misconduct.
OpenAI Launches GPT 5.5 Bio Bug Bounty to Identify Biological Safety Risks
OpenAI is offering a $25,000 reward for identifying biological safety risks in its GPT-5.5 model through a new, vetted red-teaming bug bounty program.
Anthropic restricts access to Claude Mythos over fears of cyberattack capabilities
Anthropic has restricted access to its Claude Mythos AI model, citing its ability to identify zero-day vulnerabilities and potential global security threats.
Ohio man becomes first to be convicted under new AI statute for sexually explicit images | Ohio
An Ohio man has become the first person convicted under the federal Take It Down Act for creating and distributing non-consensual AI-generated intimate images.
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