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France, Germany to seek stronger European preference in EU cloud procurement rules November 02, 2026 | Masha Borak

France and Germany will propose strengthening European preference in public procurement under the EU’s proposed Cloud and AI Development Act, French AI Minister Anne Le Hénanff said. Criteria such as European ... (more story)

Indian telecom operators face accountability for outsourced AI in draft guidelines November 02, 2026 | Freny Patel

India’s telecom regulator has proposed guidelines holding operators accountable for use of artificial intelligence, including outsourced systems, with risk classification, board oversight, supplier checks and ... (more story)

South Korea Supreme Court eyes steps to deal with AI-linked problems in submissions November 02, 2026 | Choonsik Yoo

South Korea’s Supreme Court said Monday it would prepare measures to address the misuse of artificial intelligence in court submissions after a survey found that more than 80 percent of responding judges had e... (more story)

Shanghai proposes legal backing for robotaxis in rules overhaul November 02, 2026 | MLex staff

Shanghai is proposing to promote autonomous driving in taxi services, adding legislative support for robotaxi deployment as Chinese cities expand opportunities for the technology while retaining controls on ma... (more story)

Maryland AG wants new task force for surveillance pricing investigations October 30, 2026 | Clayton Vickers

The attorney general for Maryland, the first state in the US to issue a surveillance pricing ban, wants a new task force to investigate the practice, saying a more specialized team like those already created b... (more story)

As US judiciary explores AI tools, Stark anticipates changes in chambers October 30, 2026 | Steve Scherer

The federal judiciary is exploring artificial intelligence tools to improve productivity, while cautioning judges against delegating core functions to AI technology. Judge Leonard Stark of the US Court of Appe... (more story)

US judge pushes Character.AI to get privacy ombudsman for bankruptcy proceedings October 30, 2026 | Madeline Hughes

The US judge overseeing Character.AI's bankruptcy proceedings stopped short of requiring the company to obtain a privacy ombudsman for the process, but he "strongly encourage[d] the debtor to consider the enga... (more story)

ChatGPT, Gemini make up most of Taiwan consumer AI use, regulator finds October 30, 2026 | Yonnex Li

OpenAI's ChatGPT and Google's Gemini capture more than 90 percent of Taiwan's consumer AI usage, but most users say they would switch tools if prices rose or quality declined, a new regulatory survey shows. Th... (more story)

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Anthropic says privacy concerns a pervasive regulator risk as IPO looms October 31, 2026 | Mike Swift

Anthropic called out a plethora of privacy risks in this week's S-1 filing ahead of its initial public stock offering, including the admission that two of the biggest concerns about frontier AI — privacy and s... (more story)

Data center backlash gives Democrats new weapon in US midterm battles October 30, 2026 | Amy Miller

Data centers have become an unexpected political flashpoint ahead of the US midterm elections, with Democrats spending millions of dollars attacking Republicans over rising electricity bills, corporate tax bre... (more story)

OpenAI bugging a physical security ‘wakeup call’ for trade secret owners October 30, 2026 | Melissa Ritti

The alleged bugging of an OpenAI executive conference room underscores why companies protecting trade secrets need safeguards beyond cybersecurity, experts told MLex.

WIPO focuses AI, patent debate on proof, prior art and obviousness October 30, 2026 | Melissa Ritti

A recent report by the World Intellectual Property Organization Secretariat laid out options for documenting artificial intelligence use in the inventive process, assessing AI-generated material as prior art a... (more story)

Japan's cyberattack surge fuels debate over tighter AI regulation, data-security rules October 30, 2026 | Sachiko Sakamaki

A wave of cyberattacks exposing Japanese companies to compensation costs and damages claims is sharpening questions about whether the country needs stronger safeguards against misuse of artificial intelligence... (more story)

Meta’s global dust-up over scraping, AI showcases platforms' legal risks October 29, 2026 | Chris May, Nick Robertson and Emma Whitford

Meta Platforms’ swift reaction to global criticism over recently proposed changes to its terms of service has put a spotlight on deepening fault lines between Big Tech platforms and publishers while presenting... (more story)

EU's AI training rules face test from Google cases, copyright overhaul October 29, 2026 | Inbar Preiss

Three Google Gemini copyright cases could reshape EU rules on AI training as the European Commission considers new licensing, opt-out and payment requirements. The parallel court and legislative processes expo... (more story)

Impact of Trump’s 'Super Intelligence' order could be felt in phases October 29, 2026 | Emma Whitford

President Donald Trump’s recent executive order to replace the term artificial intelligence with “Super Intelligence” across the federal government is already causing confusion, but a looming deadline to pitch... (more story)