Policy and regulation news covering AI law, copyright, privacy, government rules, court cases, and the regulatory debates shaping the industry.
Yale’s Digital Ethics Center introduces the Contextual Copyleft AI License (CCAI) to mandate transparency for generative AI models built on open-source code.
A coalition of state attorneys general has subpoenaed OpenAI, investigating the company's data handling, advertising policies, and safety protocols.
A Ukrainian manufacturer confirms the first battlefield kill by fully autonomous AI drones, marking a historic shift in modern warfare and AI weapon systems.
A Florida man is suing law enforcement after AI facial recognition led to his wrongful arrest, sparking a debate over AI safeguards and police accountability.
As SpaceX, OpenAI, and Anthropic head toward IPOs, American retirement savings are becoming increasingly tied to the volatile and speculative AI market.
A Guardian analysis reveals that over 60% of planned US AI datacenters are located in drought-hit areas, sparking concerns over water usage and local sustain...
MIT researchers explore AI alignment, the impact of algorithms on education, and the risks of human-AI handoffs at the Ethics of Computing Symposium.
Experts are raising alarms over AI-powered teddy bears, warning that the interactive toys may collect and expose sensitive data from children.
The Oregon Supreme Court has dismissed legal filings containing fabricated AI citations, marking the first time the state's high court has addressed the issue.
The Illinois House has passed a bill to set new regulatory standards for AI companies.
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