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The Journalist's Resource has published a guide aimed at helping journalists examine and critically assess AI regulations.
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Anthropic has asked the Australian government to allow AI companies to train models on copyrighted content under an opt-out system, stepping back from an earlier push for a blanket exemption. Australia's public broadcasters ABC and SBS have pushed back, urging the government to require compensation for media organizations whose content is used.
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Illinois Governor has established a cabinet-level body to examine and develop AI regulation for the state. The move signals that Illinois intends to take a formal, coordinated approach to governing artificial intelligence rather than leaving it to ad hoc agency decisions.
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Fox News host Steve Hilton questioned former Health and Human Services Secretary Xavier Becerra on CNN about how artificial intelligence should be regulated and what role Congress should play in shaping that framework.
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California gubernatorial candidates Xavier Becerra and Steve Hilton debated taxes, immigration, and AI regulation in a CNN-hosted forum days before mail ballots reach voters. The exchange was contentious, with Hilton, a former Fox News host backed by Donald Trump, pressing Becerra, who previously served as a congressman and U.S. health official.
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New Mexico is moving to regulate frontier AI systems, joining a growing number of states pursuing their own rules as federal action on AI governance remains limited.
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California Governor Gavin Newsom signed a package of laws restricting how employers can use AI against workers, including bans on using biometric data to infer emotional states, AI-driven termination decisions, and requirements to notify workers when AI triggers mass layoffs.
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California Governor Gavin Newsom has kept AI regulation among the priorities heading into the final stretch of the state's legislative agenda, alongside wildfire reform measures. The pairing signals that California sees both issues as urgent enough to push through before the session closes.
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President Trump has reached an AI regulation agreement with leading technology CEOs, but the accord carries no binding requirements and appears to rely entirely on voluntary compliance from the companies involved.
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The Trump administration has rejected federal AI regulation while major tech companies signed a voluntary agreement to self-police their AI development and deployment. No binding rules are on the table; compliance depends entirely on the companies themselves.
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An opinion piece argues that poorly defined AI regulation puts the United States at a competitive disadvantage relative to China, framing regulatory clarity as a national security concern.
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President Trump met with leading technology executives and unveiled America.gov, an AI-powered website intended to help people find and use federal government services.
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Bank of England Governor Andrew Bailey has said regulation is not the starting point for managing AI risk, calling instead for rigorous testing and safeguards to keep the technology's dangers in check.
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A new law regulating AI takes effect October 1, according to a report from Daily Campus. No further details about the law's scope, jurisdiction, or specific requirements are available from the source provided.
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The Federal Trade Commission has opened an investigation into OpenAI and Anthropic, signaling a more active regulatory posture toward leading AI companies. The move suggests federal scrutiny of the AI industry is entering a more formal, enforcement-oriented stage.
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Congresswoman Dean spoke to Bloomberg about the role the federal government should play in regulating artificial intelligence. The details of her position were not disclosed in the excerpt, but her remarks centered on government responsibility in AI oversight.
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Florida, under Republican leadership, is positioning itself as a potential model for state-level AI regulation. The prospect puts a traditionally deregulation-minded party in the unusual role of setting guardrails on a fast-moving technology.
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The White House hosted a summit focused on artificial intelligence described as covering 'super intelligence,' drawing together tech leaders and experts at a moment when calls for stronger AI regulation are growing louder.
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Anthropic and some lawmakers are pushing for AI regulation as concerns grow around the behavior of AI agents operating with real-world access and autonomy. The calls reflect mounting pressure on policymakers to set rules before the technology outpaces oversight.
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A Wall Street Journal opinion piece argues that AI regulation should not be shaped by American interests and perspectives alone, implying that a broader, more internationally coordinated approach is needed.
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Lawmakers are actively engaging in debate over how to regulate artificial intelligence, according to reporting from CNBC. The discussion reflects growing legislative attention to AI policy, though specific proposals or positions are not detailed in the available information.
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Pope Leo has publicly expressed support for the regulation of artificial intelligence, according to NBC News. No further details about the scope or context of his position were reported in the available excerpt.
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Senator Kevin Cramer has weighed in on ongoing debates around AI regulation and data center policy, according to a CNBC report. The specifics of his positions were not detailed in the available excerpt.
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The head of the Council of Europe has moved to revive an AI regulatory framework that received backing during the Biden administration. The effort signals continued international interest in establishing common rules for artificial intelligence governance.
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