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A legal dispute involving an AI-generated cartoon character — tied to the 'Italian brainrot' content trend — may help determine whether creators can hold intellectual property rights over characters produced with AI tools.
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A University at Albany philosophy professor discussed AI ethics and empathy with musician Sean Ono Lennon. Details of the conversation and its context have not been reported beyond the headline.
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Wolters Kluwer is making the case that AI governance has moved from a policy discussion into a core legal operations function. The argument positions AI oversight as something legal teams must manage operationally, not just advise on.
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Two pieces of legislation introduced this week take aim at algorithmic rent pricing and federal influence over data center construction. The bills reflect growing congressional attention to how automated systems and government power shape housing costs and digital infrastructure.
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A growing political divide over how to regulate artificial intelligence is taking shape in California, with different factions pushing competing visions for oversight of the technology.
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Connecticut has passed SB5, an omnibus AI regulation law that reflects broader trends in how U.S. states are approaching AI governance. Legal analysis from Sidley Austin examines the law as a lens into the regulatory directions states are taking.
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The FDA is soliciting public feedback on how artificial intelligence used in medical devices should be regulated. The agency is in the early stages of shaping a framework for AI-driven tools that are increasingly embedded in diagnostic and treatment technology.
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A commentary piece in the Star-Herald argues that a state government's cautious, incremental approach to developing AI policy was the right call, framing measured regulation as preferable to reactive or hasty lawmaking.
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Researchers used AI models to generate hundreds of thousands of candidate genomes for a bacteriophage — a virus that infects and destroys bacteria. The models produced roughly 700,000 designs, from which 285 were selected and synthesized into actual DNA molecules.
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A report from the Global Network on Extremism and Technology calls for consolidating terrorist threat intelligence within frameworks governing frontier AI systems. The work addresses what the authors see as a gap between how advanced AI is regulated and how terrorism-related risks to those systems are tracked and shared.
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Bandwidth, a communications technology company, has added AI governance credentials to its platform or organizational profile. Details about the specific certifications or frameworks involved were not disclosed in the announcement.
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The Washington County school board has moved forward with a new policy governing artificial intelligence use, alongside broader school changes. Details of the policy's scope and requirements were not disclosed in available reporting.
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So I didn’t know what the doctrine of bailment is. If you don’t either, you may want to read this post by Jake L. Ramsey of Offit Kurman. It starts by noting the presentation at BlackHat by two OpenAI engineers about the Hugging Face incident and notes two of their statements: First, one OpenAI engineer... Source
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The EU AI Act is making automated decision-making by government agencies a matter of legal accountability, not just administrative policy. Individuals affected by agency decisions made or assisted by AI systems may now have formal grounds to challenge those processes.
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Meta AI glasses are growing in popularity, and a new free app called Zuckoff has emerged to help people detect when someone nearby may be wearing them and recording. The app is part of a broader public reaction against the spread of wearable AI devices with camera capabilities.
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AI governance is shifting from a background compliance function into a clearly assigned, named responsibility within organizations. The trend signals that companies are moving toward designated accountability structures for how AI systems are built, deployed, and overseen.
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Planning documents for a proposed hyperscale data centre in North Ockendon, outer London, show it would produce over one million tonnes of CO2 annually — equivalent to 27,000 transatlantic flights. The facility, which would occupy 218 hectares of green belt land, has been flagged as incompatible with UK net zero targets.
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A commentary piece argues that organizations should not delay acting on AI ethics and governance by waiting to formalize a dedicated policy, suggesting that existing policies already shape AI behavior whether companies acknowledge it or not.
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Hogan Lovells and Cadwalader have released the second episode of their Asia Spotlight series, focusing on how countries across the Asia-Pacific region are approaching artificial intelligence regulation.
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A former Google engineer convicted of stealing artificial intelligence trade secrets has had part of that conviction overturned on appeal. The ruling does not fully exonerate him, but it reduces the scope of his legal liability.
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Flexera has published a set of five recommended practices for public sector organizations adopting AI, aimed at guiding government agencies through responsible implementation.
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UK cinemas are placing restrictions on Meta AI glasses and similar smart eyewear, citing concerns that the devices could be used to record films without authorization. The move reflects growing industry anxiety about wearable technology that can capture video discreetly.
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A Politico report describes a particular element of AI governance as the central prize in current policy debates, though the specific mechanism or institution at issue is not detailed in available material.
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A piece in the National Law Review argues that AI governance needs to move beyond policy documents toward actual operational controls that shape how AI systems behave in practice.
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