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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)

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Jensen Huang departure expected to ripple across US AI policy debates November 13, 2026 | Emma Whitford

Former Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang’s rapid downfall this week may impact some policy areas in Washington more than others, with the most dramatic shift expected in the debate over chip export controls to China, which the chari...(read more)

Claims under US state likeness laws poised to increase in AI music suits November 12, 2026 | Nick Robertson

The company that manages Elvis Presley's likeness rights and rightsholders of hundreds of his songs invoked Tennessee’s ELVIS Act in a copyright infringement complaint against AI company Suno in California federal court la...(read more)

JetBlue 'surveillance pricing' litigation deepens US scrutiny of practice November 11, 2026 | Mike Swift

Americans have long accepted the cost to their privacy of their personal data being used to drive what ads they see, but they may be ready to draw the line on the use of their personal data to set the price they pay for go...(read more)

Platforms fear addictive-design duty overlaps with EU's new digital rulebook November 11, 2026 | Sara Brandstätter

All online platforms will have to let consumers disable addictive features under the proposed EU Digital Fairness Act — duties that the largest platforms will have to add to their existing Digital Services Act risk obligat...(read more)

Why China sees factory robots as new front in AI race November 11, 2026 | MLex Staff

China's move against SoftBank's ABB Robotics deal shows how far the artificial intelligence race has evolved beyond chips into the machinery of the physical economy. Industrial robots are being recast from productivity too...(read more)

Game makers look to face stricter in-game currency rules under EU consumer law November 10, 2026 | Sara Brandstätter

Video game companies would likely have to show the real-money value of items bought with paid virtual currencies under the EU's forthcoming Digital Fairness Act, a leaked draft suggests, supporting a key demand from consum...(read more)

US states poised to rewrite rules for data-center development November 10, 2026 | Amy Miller

Incoming Democratic governors are preparing to turn campaign promises to pause data centers into rules protecting utility customers, water supplies and local communities. Proposals in Texas, Georgia and other states could ...(read more)

Google faces new front in US child safety litigation over AI November 07, 2026 | Amy Miller

Google is facing a new lawsuit that could expand child safety litigation and test whether tech companies can be held liable for embedding conversational AI into school-issued devices without warning parents of the risks. N...(read more)