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AI safety network to discuss risk issues next week, South Korean official says October 02, 2026 | Choonsik Yoo

The global network of artificial-intelligence safety institutes plans to discuss next week whether and how it can take the lead in facilitating international efforts to manage frontier AI risks, including by d... (more story)

New Mexico willing to go to trial against tech companies, AG Torrez says October 02, 2026 | Madeline Hughes

New Mexico won't shy away from trial against tech companies because "there is value in a full public airing of these types of claims and of the conduct that's at issue," state Attorney General Raúl Torrez said Thursday.

Apple asks judge to dismiss US lawsuit over scraping YouTube for AI training October 02, 2026 | Xu Yuan

Apple asked a US federal judge to dismiss a lawsuit filed by YouTube content creators whose videos have allegedly been used for training generative AI video models, arguing that Apple didn't circumvent any tec... (more story)

RealPage, landlord settlements with US DOJ don’t moot state claims, judge says October 01, 2026 | Chris May

Settlements between RealPage, landlords and the US Department of Justice to resolve alleged antitrust violations fail to address the “core” of real estate pricing software monopolization claims and alleged ant... (more story)

Congress cannot be ‘observers’ of US AI response, Sen. Young says (corrects*) October 01, 2026 | Emma Whitford

The United States Congress must play an active role in adapting cybersecurity laws and government as a whole to meet the challenges of the artificial intelligence age, Republican Indiana Senator Todd Young sai... (more story)

Meta litigation, settlement are ‘playbook’ for taking on Big Tech, US state AGs say October 01, 2026 | Madeline Hughes

When more than 50 attorneys general across the US entered into a $17 billion settlement with Meta Platforms last month, it showed both the reach and power of consumer protection laws that bar unfair and decept... (more story)

AI companies commit to UK changes on transparency, information rights, ICO says October 01, 2026 | Patricia Figueiredo

Leading AI developers are changing or committing to change their UK products to improve transparency about training data sources and help users exercise information rights, the UK data protection regulator sai... (more story)

Rise in privacy complaints using AI tests capacity, German regulator says October 01, 2026 | Sara Brandstätter

The sharp rise in the number of privacy complaints, fueled by those drafted using AI, is putting increasing pressure on German regulators’ capacity, the chair of the body that groups the country's 18 federal a... (more story)

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Could a bad regulatory week for OpenAI be agentic AI turning point? October 02, 2026 | Mike Swift

It's too soon to know whether the incursion of OpenAI's AI agents into Hugging Face will prove to be the same kind of inflection point for the AI industry that the Cambridge Analytica privacy scandal was for s... (more story)

IPO chief suggests shorter US IP protection for inventions with limited human input October 01, 2026 | Steve Scherer

Artificial intelligence tops the Intellectual Property Owners Association’s agenda, and the US may need a shorter-term right for inventions with limited human input, President John Cheek told MLex at the group... (more story)

US-China AI dialogue faces a test of trust over incident alerts October 01, 2026 | MLex Staff

The US and China say they have agreed to talk about artificial intelligence risks and alert each other to serious incidents. The looming question is whether the two governments racing to lead in AI will share ... (more story)

BRICS AI copyright push has political weight, but legal gaps remain October 01, 2026 | Freny Patel

BRICS has put creator remuneration for artificial intelligence training on the global agenda, but deep legal divides and practical hurdles could leave its ambitious copyright push with more political weight than bite.

OpenAI's Australia hack likely not illegal, tougher laws could be hard to enforce September 30, 2026 | Sean Maguire

Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese promised legal consequences after an OpenAI model hacked a government health statistics portal, but legal experts say establishing a criminal offense may be difficult... (more story)

GII report details AI-led innovation rebound but WIPO warns of funding risks September 29, 2026 | Melissa Ritti

In a press conference marking the release of the 19th edition of the Global Innovation Index (GII), officials from the World Intellectual Property Organization on Tuesday appeared cautiously optimistic about a... (more story)

UK’s hard choices on AI regulation: Immediate risks versus existential threats September 29, 2026 | Patricia Figueiredo

Amid a flurry of calls for AI-specific regulation in the UK, the government is signaling openness to discussing global standards or even new domestic laws. Some industry figures see no need for new frameworks,... (more story)

Personalized AI-driven ads pose next privacy challenge, Hamburg regulator says September 29, 2026 | Sara Brandstätter

AI-driven ads tailored to chatbot conversations will pose a major challenge for European privacy regulators, Hamburg Data Protection Commissioner Thomas Fuchs told MLex in an interview. He also warned that Met... (more story)