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AI labels won’t decide copyright protection or infringement, EU says July 20, 2026 | Inbar Preiss

EU guidance says AI labels will not determine whether content is protected by copyright or infringes creators’ rights. It gives creative works flexibility over deepfake disclosures while requiring providers to... (more story)

Singapore flags privacy questions over growing use of AI wearables, biometrics July 20, 2026 | James Konstantin Galvez

Singapore's personal-data protection regulator says the growing use of AI-powered wearables and biometric technologies is raising new privacy and governance questions as such devices become more widely used by... (more story)

South Korea weighs frontier AI project amid fears of tighter global controls July 20, 2026 | Choonsik Yoo

South Korea is weighing whether to launch a project to develop a frontier artificial intelligence model as capable as Mythos or Kimi K3, anticipating a future in which access to such top-end AI systems is tigh... (more story)

China plans computing-service pricing, assessment standards as AI capacity surges July 20, 2026 | MLex Staff

China’s Ministry of Industry and Information Technology said Monday that it plans standards for assessing computing services and market-based pricing of computing power, as it seeks to improve resource allocat... (more story)

China unveils global AI plan to expand development, governance roles July 20, 2026 | MLex Staff

China has unveiled a broad international artificial intelligence cooperation plan aimed at deepening cross-border collaboration on AI development and governance, underscoring Beijing's push to shape the global... (more story)

Singapore positions data governance as AI enabler with new guidance July 20, 2026 | James Konstantin Galvez

Singapore is positioning data governance as an enabler of artificial intelligence adoption, unveiling new guidance on generative AI, chatbot transparency and digital twins at the inaugural Singapore Data Festi... (more story)

South Korea's manufacturing focus may limit AI productivity gains, report says July 20, 2026 | Choonsik Yoo

South Korea is expected to outpace the world’s major economies in adopting artificial intelligence over the next decade, with the National Assembly Budget Office projecting the adoption rate to rise to 50 perc... (more story)

US litigation over privacy of Meta AI glasses gets lead plaintiff counsel July 17, 2026 | Mike Swift

Litigation against Meta Platforms and Luxottica of America over Meta AI glasses took a step forward Friday as a federal judge approved three lawyers to be lead plaintiffs' counsel in class action litigation ov... (more story)

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UK tech, AI and online safety regulation pose pressing questions for Burnham July 20, 2026 | Imogen Howse and Patricia Figueiredo

As Andy Burnham takes power in the UK, he faces immediate tech policy questions. Reports that he could fold the technology ministry into a larger business department have alarmed tech advocates, while question... (more story)

As AI blurs reality, trademarks could become badges of authenticity July 16, 2026 | Steve Scherer

As AI blurs the line between genuine and fabricated content, trademarks could come to signify not only who made a product, but also that it is authentic.

Latest UK social media safety package leaves plenty of questions unanswered July 16, 2026 | Patricia Figueiredo

The latest UK child safety legislative package confirms default curfews and feature restrictions for older teens, mandatory AI chatbot breaks for under-18s and no immediate plans to restrict VPN use. But key q... (more story)

Calif. advances broad workplace AI bills despite business opposition July 15, 2026 | Amy Miller

California lawmakers are advancing a package of bills that would significantly expand regulation of artificial intelligence in the workplace, including requirements for human oversight of employment decisions,... (more story)

AI could improve confusion analysis in trademark examination July 15, 2026 | Nick Robertson

IP offices around the world should expand their use of AI technology in the trademark examination process, a new report by the International Trademark Association argues, holding up the tech as a powerful tool... (more story)

China's AI push is running into employment reality July 15, 2026 | MLex Staff

Chinese President Xi Jinping will make his first appearance at the country’s flagship artificial intelligence conference this week, underscoring the technology’s rising political weight. His keynote in Shangha... (more story)

Beyond Bias: The expanding legal risks around AI hiring tools July 14, 2026 | Amy Miller

AI-powered employment tools are facing growing legal scrutiny as courts move beyond questions of algorithmic bias to examine governance, transparency and accountability. Recent litigation over the tools is pus... (more story)

Musk turns to antitrust claims over OpenAI-Microsoft alliance after charity loss July 10, 2026 | Mike Swift and Alex Wilts

Hardly a stranger to using the legal system to benefit his AI ambitions, Elon Musk won an order from a California federal judge that could lead to his antitrust claims against OpenAI and Microsoft getting cons... (more story)