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UK govt won't back ban on superintelligent AI but is 'exploring' targeted action September 08, 2026 | Patricia Figueiredo

A proposed law to ban development of superintelligent AI won't get backing from the UK government, but it is leaving the door open for narrower measures targeting national security risks. The Artificial Superi... (more story)

Philippines maps nationwide AI infrastructure push as power constraints loom September 08, 2026 | James Konstantin Galvez

The Philippines unveiled an AI infrastructure masterplan on Tuesday that will move away from a Metro Manila-centric model, with the government looking to develop regional corridors that can provide the power, ... (more story)

India's antitrust chief warns of agentic AI competition risks September 08, 2026 | Freny Patel

The head of India's antitrust watchdog, Ravneet Kaur warned that agentic artificial intelligence could enable autonomous coordination or exclusion, signaling closer scrutiny under the Competition Commission of... (more story)

Naver maintains contracts shield it from broadcasters' AI copyright claims September 08, 2026 | Choonsik Yoo

Naver told a South Korean court on Tuesday that its use of news content from the country’s three largest television broadcasters to train artificial intelligence models complied with content-sharing contracts ... (more story)

Australia's draft digital duty-of-care law targets social-media algorithms September 08, 2026 | Saloni Sinha

Australia’s proposed digital duty-of-care law would allow social-media users to choose whether algorithmically recommended content appears in their feeds, while requiring online services to assess and mitigate... (more story)

UK research agency chair to step down amid concerns over Anthropic role September 07, 2026 | Patricia Figueiredo

The chair of the UK’s Advanced Research and Invention Agency, or ARIA, has announced his resignation following criticism his appointment to a new job at Anthropic last week would be a conflict of interest. Ant... (more story)

UK needs regulation to tackle superintelligent AI, researchers, lawmakers say September 07, 2026 | Patricia Figueiredo

AI-specific regulation is needed to address the risks posed by superintelligent systems, researchers and UK lawmakers said Monday. Speakers at a parliament event called for licensing requirements for advanced ... (more story)

OpenAI, Microsoft clash with news publishers over AI copyright harm September 04, 2026 | Amy Miller

OpenAI and Microsoft argued in motions for summary judgment that years of discovery have failed to turn copyright owners' warnings of AI-driven market harm into evidence of actual damage. But news publishers s... (more story)

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AI tests UK financial regulations' scope along with firms' cyber defenses September 08, 2026 | Patricia Figueiredo

The growing popularity of using AI to inform financial decisions is raising questions about whether the UK's Financial Conduct Authority should change its regulatory approach to manage the risks of the fast de... (more story)

India's DABUS copyright test may not work for everyday AI users September 08, 2026 | Freny Patel

India’s Copyright Office identified the human author for artwork generated by Stephen Thaler's DABUS-artificial intelligence system, but doing so for outputs produced through commercial generative-AI tools may... (more story)

Frontier AI hacking incidents expose gaps in EU rulebook September 07, 2026 | Masha Borak

Hacking incidents involving frontier AI models developed by OpenAI and Anthropic have raised questions about whether the EU's landmark AI law should be updated to cover the risks posed by technology that's sti... (more story)

OpenAI agent breach strains IP rules built around human conduct September 04, 2026 | Melissa Ritti

A recent unauthorized download of private code and data hosted on Hugging Face — and public staging of some of the same material — is surfacing new questions about liability under US intellectual property law,... (more story)

Nvidia's Hugging Face openness pledge identifies US, EU antitrust fault line September 03, 2026 | Flavia Fortes and Andrew Boyce

Nvidia’s promise to preserve Hugging Face as an open, hardware-neutral platform anticipates what is likely to become the central issue in the antitrust reviews of its $12.93 billion acquisition: whether the do... (more story)

Trump administration escalates AI training defense with US court statement September 02, 2026 | Emma Whitford

President Donald Trump’s administration took its most forceful action to date defending artificial intelligence companies’ model training practices, telling a federal judge that a “narrow” fair use analysis wo... (more story)

Utility of US consumer laws in spotlight after AI hacking incident August 31, 2026 | Emma Whitford

A novel hacking incident this summer involving autonomous OpenAI agents has garnered the attention of US state regulators looking to protect their citizens from rogue technologies absent specifically tailored ... (more story)

US judge’s forceful rejection of Anthropic risk designation not courts' final word August 28, 2026 | Emma Whitford

It is “undisputed” that the US government unlawfully retaliated against Anthropic by designating it a supply chain risk, US District Judge Rita Lin found Thursday, putting a period on her review of actions tha... (more story)