SK hynix, Samsung, Micron say AI boom, not conspiracy, affected DRAM market
November 14, 2026
| Alex Wilts
A US lawsuit accusing SK hynix, Samsung Electronics and Micron Technology of restricting supply and fixing prices for dynamic random-access memory, or DRAM, describes “lawful oligopoly conduct,” defense counsel argued Frid...(read more)
OpenAI access to medical histories limited ahead of ChatGPT bellwether trials
November 13, 2026
| Amy Miller
OpenAI wanted plaintiffs suing the AI company over suicides and psychological harm allegedly linked to ChatGPT to disclose years of medical histories, prescription medications and deeply personal experiences, including chi...(read more)
EU seeks talks with US Congress on global AI governance
November 13, 2026
| Masha Borak
The EU wants to discuss global AI governance with the US Congress, European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen said following an informal meeting of EU leaders on AI in Dublin. Von der Leyen also announced she plans...(read more)
Personal likeness needs EU law protection from AI deepfakes, lawmakers say
November 13, 2026
| Masha Borak
The EU Charter of Fundamental Rights should be updated to protect personal identity and likeness from AI deepfakes and guard against algorithmic discrimination, EU lawmakers have said. A resolution adopted on Thursday come...(read more)
Whole AI value chain should face EU 'gatekeeper' rules, Nobel laureate says
November 13, 2026
| Lewis Crofts
More large tech firms should be obliged to share data and open up their systems along the entire stack of AI products and services to ensure market competition, a Nobel-prize winner for economics said. Philippe Aghion said...(read more)
AI talent could be assessed as an asset in merger reviews, Chinese scholar says
November 13, 2026
| MLex Staff
Talent in artificial intelligence could be treated as an asset when assessing acquisitions, prominent Chinese competition scholar Huang Yong said, outlining a preliminary approach based on the value personnel could create....(read more)
Australia's AG says OpenAI prosecution questions remain unresolved
November 13, 2026
| Sean Maguire
Australia’s Attorney-General Michelle Rowland has left open the possibility of criminal charges against OpenAI over unauthorized access to government websites, while acknowledging that existing criminal laws have not been ...(read more)
Stronger copyright licensing can bolster South Korea AI ambitions, global group says
November 13, 2026
| Choonsik Yoo
South Korea can become an artificial intelligence leader while protecting its creative industries by strengthening copyright licensing, backed by transparency requirements, an official at the International Federation of Re...(read more)