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US DOJ's Assefi vows to reject 'half-measures,' wants more civil antitrust cases
Omeed Assefi, who took over as the acting chief at the Department of Justice Antitrust Division for a second time, and in an address to staff on Tuesday sought to d... (more story)
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AI financing needs radical departure from traditional lending, India summit told
Global lenders warn that traditional financing is failing mission-critical AI goals. To bridge the digital divide, nations must move beyond AI status symbols toward... (more story)
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China cracks down on unlabeled AI content on Weibo, Douyin
China's internet regulator has ordered digital platforms to remove more than 13,000 social-media accounts and 543,000 pieces of content for failing to label artific... (more story)
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Three leading South Korean broadcasters have sued OpenAI, alleging the company unlawfully used their news content to train ChatGPT and seeking suspension of the alleged infringement as well as damages. The Kor... (more story)
China’s top internet regulator disclosed details on its expansive enforcement campaign for 2025, detailing thousands of warnings, fines and shutdowns as authorities tightened control over online content, data ... (more story)
Artificial intelligence platforms such as OpenAI should be covered by Australia’s proposed News Bargaining Incentive, local and community media outlets said in submissions to a 2025 government consultation, ar... (more story)
OpenAI is accusing news outlets and book authors of spinning a last-minute “false narrative” as the plaintiffs seek to expand discovery into ChatGPT conversation logs in multiple US federal copyright lawsuits.
Self-evolving artificial intelligence that challenges the "human-centric" foundations of intellectual property law may potentially require a global overhaul of the World Trade Organization and Trade-Related As... (more story)
A lawsuit accusing Google of illegally using artists' and writers' copyrighted works to train its artificial intelligence tools shouldn't be certified because the company acquired their books and images legiti... (more story)
A proposed overhaul of the definition of personal data has been clarified by EU governments, following criticism by privacy advocates that the proposal would narrow the application of the EU’s data protection ... (more story)
Japanese healthcare AI startup Ubie is entering the US market through a partnership with Mayo Clinic, testing whether its AI-driven tools can reduce mounting administrative strain in the US healthcare system.
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As concerns grow that companion chatbots are fueling a mental health crisis for kids, lawmakers in several US states are advancing proposed legislation aimed at curbing the problem. Chatbot bills in California... (more story)
By sparing OpenAI from handing over internal conversations about its deletion of pirated books amassed for chatbot development, a US court has sent a reassuring message to artificial intelligence companies loo... (more story)
A novel lawsuit that sought to hold an algorithmic tenant screening company liable for discrimination suffered a major blow Friday. A US appellate panel not only rejected the theory of the case but denied stan... (more story)
Germany’s latest plans for enforcing the EU's AI Act are likely to give the country's patchwork of state privacy watchdogs substantially more influence than originally planned. After rewriting the previous coa... (more story)
US federal judges facing complex antitrust matters should become more comfortable using an obscure tool that allows for the appointment of independent experts, a California judge overseeing high-profile litiga... (more story)
As the data centers that power artificial intelligence tools proliferate, a growing number of US states are considering pressing pause. But the proposed state moratoriums are just a fraction of the hundreds of... (more story)
Omeed Assefi, who took over as the acting chief at the Department of Justice Antitrust Division for a second time, and in an address to staff on Tuesday sought to dispel any doubts about his commitment to enfo... (more story)
Criminal defendants can't assume their litigation-related conversations with chatbots will remain confidential, a Tuesday order out of the Southern District of New York shows. It’s the second reminder this yea... (more story)