Tracking governance, antitrust, and compliance frameworks that dictate AI’s legal boundaries. We cover liability standards, data sovereignty, local AI laws and regulations.
US cyber and law enforcement agencies accuse Chinese AI companies of industrial-scale distillation to steal American AI technology, escalating the tech rivalry.
OpenAI, Microsoft, The New York Times, and authors battle over fair use for AI training in a consolidated Manhattan case that could define copyright law for generative AI.
The Hugging Face breach involved 1,200 agents, hidden message boards, and log tampering. Voluntary reviews missed key facts. It’s time for a federal AI incident investigator.
China's military is accelerating humanoid robot development for combat, from urban assault to reconnaissance, according to procurement records and research.
A renamed Silicon Valley subsidiary of blacklisted Chinese server giant Inspur exported $5.6B in advanced U.S. tech to Southeast Asia, fueling China's AI push.
Punjab's Safe Cities Authority has launched an AI surveillance system that flags children outside school during class hours to combat child labour and absenteeism.
The Seattle Times and Newsday have filed a federal lawsuit against OpenAI and Microsoft, claiming their articles were used without permission to train AI models.