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Trump AI plan will leave limited room for state regulation, US Sen. Blackburn says June 17, 2026 | Mike Swift

The specifics of a “Trump America AI Act” could emerge as soon as next week, and would allow for states to continue to regulate artificial intelligence in many areas, US Senator Marsha Blackburn said Wednesday... (more story)

ETSI chief eyes larger AI role as EU grapples with standards gap June 17, 2026 | Inbar Preiss and Matthew Newman

Europe’s AI rules will only succeed if they're translated into practical standards that companies can use to build and test products, according to Jan Ellsberger, who heads a major European standards body. Whi... (more story)

Former Google engineer's economic espionage conviction debated again by US judge June 17, 2026 | Amy Miller

A federal judge in San Francisco continued to debate whether to throw out the economic espionage conviction of a former Google engineer convicted earlier this year of stealing advanced artificial intelligence ... (more story)

Calif. child-safety bills advance as lawmakers target platform, chatbot design June 16, 2026 | Maria Dinzeo

A trio of children’s online safety bills is moving forward in California following a hearing in the state Senate, where lawmakers signaled strong support for measures they believe will hold online platforms an... (more story)

Meta’s chatbot revenue in Brazil tops CADE fine in WhatsApp API dispute June 16, 2026 | Maria Júlia Baumert

Meta may be generating enough revenue from chatbot pricing on WhatsApp in Brazil to offset potential fines imposed by the country’s competition authority, according to a report by the country’s competition aut... (more story)

EU governments remain divided over plans to simplify digital rules June 16, 2026 | Matthew Newman and Julia Tar

EU member states remain divided over plans to simplify the bloc's digital rules after all-day talks on Monday, with several countries saying the latest draft of the proposals doesn't go far enough in reducing ... (more story)

Workday argues Calif. law can't regulate AI hiring tools nationwide June 16, 2026 | Amy Miller

Workday pushed back on a US judge's tentative ruling that a California employment and housing discrimination law governs use of the company's artificial intelligence-powered human resource tools across the US.... (more story)

OpenAI beats xAI trade secret suit as US judge calls amending claims 'futile' June 15, 2026 | Mike Swift

A federal judge in San Francisco dismissed without leave to amend xAI’s trade-secret misappropriation suit against OpenAI. US District Judge Rita Lin dismissed xAI's trade secret claims against OpenAI for a se... (more story)

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New Canadian privacy legislation would be sea change toward stronger enforcement June 17, 2026 | Mike Swift

Canada's proposed Protecting Privacy and Consumer Data Act, also known as Bill C-26, would transform the country's privacy enforcement landscape, replacing key parts of its current private-sector privacy law w... (more story)

Beside UK social media ban, platforms await design and feature restrictions June 16, 2026 | Patricia Figueiredo

The UK's planned ban on social media platforms offering services to under-16s is the headline outcome of the government's recent child safety consultation. But accompanying documents tease a wider package of m... (more story)

US embargo reignites global sovereign AI push after Anthropic models shut down June 15, 2026 | Emma Whitford, Freny Patel and Matthew Newman

The abrupt suspension of Anthropic's Fable 5 and Mythos 5 models is reigniting sovereign AI discussions around the globe, delivering a stark warning in India, Europe and elsewhere that reliance on foreign tech... (more story)

Former US DOJ prosecutor warns of antitrust focus on AI collusion, whistleblowers June 12, 2026 | Khushita Vasant

Algorithmic collusion and anticompetitive conduct involving AI will be a key area of enforcement for the US Department of Justice over the next decade, and companies using these tools should be mindful of the ... (more story)

The new politics of data centers: US governors say build, but pay June 12, 2026 | Amy Miller

Governors are increasingly abandoning state policies aimed at attracting new data centers powering the artificial intelligence industry as grassroots opposition to development builds across the US. In Texas, I... (more story)

US Third Circuit zeroes in on fair use, not copyrightability, in Ross appeal June 11, 2026 | Melissa Ritti and Emma Whitford

Judges on the US Court of Appeals for the Third Circuit spent much of Thursday's oral argument probing whether Ross Intelligence built a market substitute for Westlaw and whether its use of Thomson Reuters’ co... (more story)

X petition could drive changes to 20-year US FTC consent orders June 11, 2026 | Mike Swift

Claiming that 15 years of "onerous regulatory oversight is enough," X has asked the US Federal Trade Commission to terminate by the end of this year the 20-year privacy consent order it agreed to in 2022, befo... (more story)

US House AI proposal draws tepid congressional response June 09, 2026 | Emma Whitford

In the days since its release, a US House proposal to manage artificial intelligence risks at the federal level and preempt certain state laws hasn't been embraced by leadership in its chamber of origin. Meanw... (more story)