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Political neutrality in AI can be approximated, if not perfected, researchers say September 12, 2025 | Mike Swift

Achieving perfect political neutrality in artificial intelligence large-language models is impossible, but it can be approximated, a group of researchers say in a new study, in the wake of a recent Trump Admin... (more story)

Microsoft exec calls UK's sovereign AI ambitions misguided September 12, 2025 | Frank Hersey and Sofia Gerace

The UK’s approach to achieving both sovereign AI capabilities and technology-driven economic growth by building physical infrastructure such as data centers could be ineffective, a senior Microsoft official ha... (more story)

Japan launches debate on AI Basic Plan under new AI Act September 12, 2025 | Sachiko Sakamaki

Japanese cabinet ministers, led by Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba, held the first meeting of the Artificial Intelligence Strategy Headquarters on Friday to discuss a draft basic plan under the recently implemen... (more story)

Government-backed tech think tank's new consultation to map Australia's AI capabilities September 12, 2025 | Saloni Sinha

A new consultation led by a government-backed tech-policy think tank will define what “sovereign artificial intelligence” means for Australia and take stock of the nation’s AI capabilities, with the findings l... (more story)

China's CNIPA to improve AI patent review rules, curb bad-faith filings September 12, 2025 | MLex Staff

China is expected to complete an overhaul of its patent-examination guidelines by early 2026, introducing clearer standards for artificial intelligence-related patents and tougher measures against “bad faith” ... (more story)

Google, Meta, OpenAI, others hit by US FTC investigative demand over chatbots September 11, 2025 | Mike Swift and Amy Miller

The US Federal Trade Commission has ordered seven leading AI firms — Google-parent Alphabet, Meta Platforms, xAI, OpenAI, Snap, Instagram and Character Technologies — to turn over detailed data on how their ch... (more story)

Google must face copyright infringement claims from artists and writers, US judge finds September 11, 2025 | Amy Miller

Google will have to face infringement claims from artists and writers who allege the company trained generative AI models using their copyrighted works, US District Judge Eumi K. Lee ruled. But she dismissed c... (more story)

EU lawmakers push fixes for AI copyright licensing, registries September 11, 2025 | Inbar Preiss

Amendments to the European Parliament’s artificial intelligence and copyright report focus on opt-out rights for creators, voluntary licensing, data-access rules and alternatives to a centralized registry for ... (more story)

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California governor facing balancing act as AI bills head to his desk September 13, 2025 | Amy Miller

California Gov. Gavin Newsom is facing a balancing act as more than a dozen bills aimed at regulating artificial intelligence tools in a wide range of settings head to his desk for approval. He could approve b... (more story)

Pending Anthropic settlement shows relevance of data sources in AI training risk September 11, 2025 | Emma Whitford

A potential $1.5 billion deal in California federal court between book authors and Anthropic shows that the manner in which a company procures copyrighted content has the potential to make or break its defense... (more story)

South Korean government restructuring promises reform but risks overreach September 10, 2025 | Jenny Lee

Just four months after taking office, the Lee Jae Myung administration has unveiled a sweeping plan to remake South Korea’s bureaucracy, setting the stage for one of the most consequential reorganizations in d... (more story)

What next for UK tech, online safety and AI regulation under a new minister? September 08, 2025 | Frank Hersey and Patricia Figueiredo

The outlook for UK tech businesses and those considering investment has added uncertainty after a major government reshuffle late last week. Tech minister Peter Kyle is now business and trade minister and alre... (more story)

Big Tech bets on AI narratives to stave off US break-ups begin paying dividend September 07, 2025 | Chris May

Google recently dodged corporate dismemberment in US federal court, in part, thanks to one District of Columbia federal judge’s “hope” that AI industry innovation will prevent the need for what he described as... (more story)

US judge bets AI arms race will displace Google search monopoly, as questions remain September 05, 2025 | Khushita Vasant

US District Judge Amit Mehta's ruling in the government's Internet search monopolization lawsuit against Google banks on hope that an "arms race" among artificial intelligence companies will disrupt the tech g... (more story)

Patent practitioners meet examining authorities’ push to integrate AI September 04, 2025 | Melissa Ritti

The US Patent and Trademark Office, European Union Patent Office and others have made no bones about their reliance on artificial intelligence to streamline patent examination. Those efforts are being matched ... (more story)

California lawmakers advance AI bills after secretive committee process September 03, 2025 | Amy Miller

The California legislature is not following the Trump Administration’s example of rolling back artificial intelligence regulations in the hope of spurring innovation. Instead, they're taking the opposite appro... (more story)