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OpenAI PR team overrode safety concerns before Canada mass shooting, suits allege September 02, 2026 | Amy Miller

OpenAI is facing another wave of litigation stemming from a school shooting in Tumbler Ridge, British Columbia, with students, teachers and a principal alleging that the ChatGPT maker’s executives were more co... (more story)

Developers push for industry-led EU safety rules for frontier AI September 02, 2026 | Masha Borak

Leading AI companies are pushing for industry-led safety standards and greater coordination on the pace of frontier-model development amid government scrutiny of recent AI hacking incidents. Google DeepMind an... (more story)

Anthropic insists job for UK innovation agency chair won't cause any conflict September 02, 2026 | Patricia Figueiredo

The chair of a UK government-backed innovation agency who has taken a high-profile role at Anthropic will recuse himself from any matters involving it, the AI giant has said after conflict-of-interest concerns... (more story)

India opens copyright door to AI works, rejects AI authors September 02, 2026 | Freny Patel

India’s Copyright Office found artificial intelligence-generated works can qualify for copyright protection but AI cannot be an author, leaving unresolved how much human involvement is needed to establish authorship.

Chinese court sets layered originality test for AI copyright protection September 02, 2026 | MLex Staff

A Chinese court has developed a structured test for determining when artificial intelligence-generated content reflects sufficient human creativity to qualify for copyright protection, offering more detailed g... (more story)

Former Google engineer sentenced to US prison for stealing AI trade secrets September 02, 2026 | Amy Miller

Former Google engineer Linwei Ding has been sentenced to nearly a year in prison for stealing AI supercomputing trade secrets, followed by two years of supervised release. He will also have to pay nearly $190,... (more story)

US SEC plans overhaul of transfer agent rules to adapt to AI, crypto September 01, 2026 | Neil Roland

The US Securities and Exchange Commission proposed an overhaul of its transfer-agent securities infrastructure rules to keep pace with developments in cryptocurrency, artificial intelligence, and electronic ma... (more story)

Trahan makes post-recess push for frontier AI bill in US House September 01, 2026 | Emma Whitford

Fresh off of August recess, US Democratic Representative Lori Trahan of Massachusetts urged the House Committee on Energy and Commerce to take up artificial intelligence transparency legislation she sponsored ... (more story)

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Trump administration escalates AI training defense with US court statement September 02, 2026 | Emma Whitford

President Donald Trump’s administration took its most forceful action to date defending artificial intelligence companies’ model training practices, telling a federal judge that a “narrow” fair use analysis wo... (more story)

Utility of US consumer laws in spotlight after AI hacking incident August 31, 2026 | Emma Whitford

A novel hacking incident this summer involving autonomous OpenAI agents has garnered the attention of US state regulators looking to protect their citizens from rogue technologies absent specifically tailored ... (more story)

US judge’s forceful rejection of Anthropic risk designation not courts' final word August 28, 2026 | Emma Whitford

It is “undisputed” that the US government unlawfully retaliated against Anthropic by designating it a supply chain risk, US District Judge Rita Lin found Thursday, putting a period on her review of actions tha... (more story)

Congress takes aim at familiar foil in US economic espionage prosecutions August 28, 2026 | Melissa Ritti

The US Department of Justice has made economic espionage a centerpiece of its effort to protect critical technologies from foreign adversaries. But an analysis by MLex of nearly three decades of prosecutions s... (more story)

US states set new limits on AI use in classrooms August 28, 2026 | Amy Miller

US states are moving quickly to regulate artificial intelligence in education, with new laws preserving human oversight, restricting student use and requiring clearer standards for classroom tools. But the eme... (more story)

AI chatbots offer next front for US state AGs following Meta settlement August 26, 2026 | Emma Whitford and Amy Miller

Artificial intelligence companies developing chatbots will likely face mounting pressure from US state attorneys general following an historic settlement Wednesday between Meta Platforms and 52 AGs over claims... (more story)

Japan's AI code puts 'explain' to the test August 25, 2026 | Toko Sekiguchi

Japan’s finalized generative AI principles code gives AI providers clearer boundaries around what they are expected to disclose, while putting more substance around what it means to “explain” when they do not.

US lawmakers push for AI data center transparency with limited success August 21, 2026 | Amy Miller

Amid an AI-fueled boom in data center construction, lawmakers in more than a dozen US states introduced legislation to prohibit state agencies and local governments from entering into nondisclosure agreements ... (more story)