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Google could leverage Gemini to dodge ban on default search, US DOJ expert says
Google could potentially leverage its Gemini app to use generative artificial intelligence to return search results, thereby circumventing any remedies a court may ... (more story)
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How the US government wants to rewrite EU’s code of practice for AI models
The US administration has sent an official démarche to the European Commission, asking to pause the implementation of the AI Act — or at least address the flaws in ... (more story)
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Intimate deepfakes bill passes US House
Federal legislation that would compel tech platforms to take down non-consensual intimate deepfakes easily cleared the US House today, and is now headed to Presiden... (more story)
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Sundar Pichai, chief executive officer of Google, told a US federal judge today the government’s proposal to hive off its Chrome browser as a remedy in a monopolization suit is “so far-reaching” that it is a “... (more story)
Schools hoping for more guidance on deploying artificial intelligence for educational purposes are waiting for the data regulator to complete an audit and for Parliament to pass the data reform bill, said an o... (more story)
OpenAI's landmark chatbot, ChatGPT, is being considered by the European Commission for designation as a systemic platform under the EU Digital Services Act due to its web searching functionality, MLex has lear... (more story)
Google could potentially leverage its Gemini app to use generative artificial intelligence to return search results, thereby circumventing any remedies a court may impose to stop its illegal agreements that pl... (more story)
A US federal judge today questioned how much evidence she needs to conditionally certify a class of all job applicants over 40 who were rejected for jobs they applied for using Workday's AI-based hiring platform.
US Supreme Court justices asked tough questions of both parties today in a case aimed at determining if uninjured parties can be part of a certified class in class-action litigation. And for the most part, the... (more story)
An amended version of the Colorado Artificial Intelligence Act is already getting mixed reviews. Business groups say the latest version of the law introduced this week makes some provisions more workable by in... (more story)
Generative artificial intelligence company Character.AI is ignoring an important distinction between protected speech and the mere strings of words that its chatbots generate, and it is making an “ever-expandi... (more story)
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Among the world's leading privacy and artificial intelligence lawyers, regulators, tech leaders and academics at the 2025 IAPP Global Privacy Summit last week, talk was frequently about how jarringly different... (more story)
Business guidance issued by the US Federal Trade Commission during former President Joe Biden’s time in office is starting to reappear on the agency’s website. Eight guidance posts about children’s privacy — i... (more story)
Philippe Dufresne, the privacy commissioner of Canada, sat down with MLex to discuss the progress of the investigations of OpenAI and TikTok, his plans for hosting the G7 meeting of privacy regulators in Ottaw... (more story)
In a policy speech that signaled the US Federal Trade Commission’s return to “not stretching our legal authorities,” Commissioner Melissa Holyoak unveiled the Republican majority’s data privacy vision to bolst... (more story)
Multiple US states are beginning to advance bills to stop landlords from setting rents based on algorithmic recommendations, a practice critics say is exacerbating the country’s housing crisis. The legislation... (more story)
Families suing Character Technologies in Texas and Florida are trying to hold the artificial intelligence company’s co-founders liable for harming children by pursuing a strategy often used against opaque shel... (more story)
Once touted as a source of national pride just a few months ago, South Korea’s framework law on artificial intelligence is now facing a possible revision even before its implementation, amid strong pushback fr... (more story)
Emergency powers typically invoked to stabilize energy supply during storms and hurricanes could be used to keep coal plants from retiring under a new executive order from US President Donald Trump. The direct... (more story)