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South Korea seeks reform of privacy framework to adapt to AI August 10, 2026 | Wooyoung Lee

South Korea is seeking an overhaul of the country's privacy framework, particularly the consent-based approach, which the country's privacy regulator says is becoming increasingly ill-suited to artificial inte... (more story)

South Korea's Daedong shifts from tractors to AI-powered farming platform August 10, 2026 | Choonsik Yoo

South Korean agricultural machinery maker Daedong is accelerating its transformation into an artificial intelligence-led farming platform company, supported by its selection to lead a 254.6 billion won ($179.5... (more story)

​Lawyers call for AI safeguards in Hong Kong's first five-year plan August 10, 2026 | Yonnex Li

Hong Kong's Law Society has called on the government to strengthen legal frameworks around artificial intelligence and deepfakes, including weighing a more coherent regime of personality, publicity or image ri... (more story)

Qantas, Coles turn to Accenture for AI push and offshore jobs August 10, 2026 | Sean Maguire

Coles has joined a series of major Australian companies partnering with Accenture to strengthen technology and digital capabilities, while Telstra, Qantas and Officeworks have pursued similar technology, artif... (more story)

With Samsung deal, Netlist positions itself for next wave of USITC litigation August 07, 2026 | Melissa Ritti

A provision in Netlist's settlement with Samsung offers a glimpse at how patent owners might structure disputes in the emerging AI-memory licensing market, by pairing a commercial alliance with a cooperation a... (more story)

Google’s AI Overviews on course to trigger French antitrust action August 07, 2026 | Jean Comte

Google is accused by French press publishers of violating its own commitments on related rights when deploying its AI Overviews feature in the country in late July. Publishers are considering filing a complain... (more story)

Indonesia's AI rules to target risks from autonomous systems August 07, 2026 | Roffie Kurniawan

Indonesia's forthcoming artificial intelligence regulation will focus on the growing risks posed by increasingly autonomous AI systems, while continuing to promote AI as a driver of domestic industrial develop... (more story)

US judge spares Microsoft expanded AI infringement claims by newspapers August 06, 2026 | Emma Whitford

The New York Times and a group of regional newspapers cannot allege deeper involvement by Microsoft in OpenAI’s artificial intelligence model training, US District Judge Sidney Stein ruled. The plaintiffs fail... (more story)

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Could a US-style backlash against data centers threaten the EU’s AI plans? August 10, 2026 | Masha Borak

The EU's plan for a €30 billion tender to build AI gigafactories — large-scale computing facilities designed to provide the huge processing power to train and deploy advanced AI models — amid a severe heatwave... (more story)

Autonomous hacks show gap in US frontier AI risk response August 07, 2026 | Emma Whitford

Recent rogue activity by artificial intelligence models from OpenAI and Anthropic highlight an emergent challenge facing US lawmakers: how to address serious incidents related to AI testing and training that d... (more story)

EU privacy regulators eye common approach to risks of AI-enabled smart glasses August 07, 2026 | Sara Brandstätter and Imogen Howse

Companies selling AI-enabled smart glasses in Europe, including Meta Platforms with its prominent Ray-Ban AI glasses, are facing growing privacy scrutiny as regulators assess whether existing data-protection r... (more story)

Suno’s German court defeat tests Europe’s reach over US AI training August 07, 2026 | Inbar Preiss

German music rights group GEMA’s win against Suno tests whether European right holders can use local courts to challenge AI training carried out abroad, and whether collecting societies can become copyright en... (more story)

Japan bets old personality rights can handle the AI clone era August 07, 2026 | Toko Sekiguchi

Japan is betting that court-developed personality rights can govern AI voice and likeness cloning, avoiding a dedicated synthetic identity law while leaving difficult questions of commercial control and liability unresolved.

India's AI copyright ruling exposes limits of existing law August 04, 2026 | Freny Patel

India's recent artificial intelligence copyright ruling aligns more closely with US and Japanese approaches, highlighting the limits of existing copyright law and leaving the question of statutory remuneration... (more story)

Reddit’s US claims against Perplexity AI, scraper survive under DMCA reading July 31, 2026 | Emma Whitford

Reddit can pursue US Digital Millennium Copyright Act claims against answer engine Perplexity AI and web scraper SerpApi, as it continues to fight a data scraping practice useful in artificial intelligence mod... (more story)

US Third Circuit charts antitrust path for AI pricing algorithms July 31, 2026 | Alex Wilts and Clayton Vickers

A US appellate court’s revival of an algorithmic price-fixing lawsuit against Atlantic City casino-hotels and Cendyn Group offers one of the most detailed judicial discussions yet of how existing federal antit... (more story)