Denmark enacts groundbreaking legislation empowering citizens to control digital recreations of their faces, voices, and bodies, allowing them to demand removal of unauthorized deepfakes and performances, preventing misuse and protecting personal likenesses.
Creative Commons unveils CC Signals, a new framework allowing dataset holders to signal preferences for AI reuse of their content, seeking public feedback for an alpha launch in November 2025.
An AI arms race with China dominates the congressional agenda as state-level AI regulations loom, fueling debates on preempting a patchwork of laws while weighing AI's public benefits and risks.
Taiwan imposes export restrictions on Huawei and SMIC, Chinese tech giants, over national security concerns, while local firms report minimal impact after distancing from the companies due to existing U.S. sanctions.
Themis AI, an MIT spinout co-founded by Professor Daniela Rus, has developed Capsa, a platform that can work with any machine learning model to detect and correct unreliable outputs in seconds by quantifying model uncertainty and addressing knowledge gaps.
The EU's Digital Markets Act aims to curb the dominance of tech giants like Google and Amazon by imposing strict rules, including data sharing and interoperability requirements, with hefty fines and potential breakups for non-compliance.
AI agents automate 85% of compliance tasks and embed regulatory standards, providing governance for financial institutions while handling high-risk tasks, boosting capacity and turning compliance into a competitive advantage.
X, recently acquired by Elon Musk's AI company xAI, has updated its developer agreement to prohibit using X's content and API to train large language models, restricting competitors' access to its data for AI training purposes.
The FDA's new AI tool for reviewing medical devices, CDRH-GPT, is struggling with basic tasks like uploading documents and accessing recent studies, raising concerns about rushing AI adoption before it's ready to handle complex regulatory work accurately and safely.
As AI rapidly advances towards artificial general intelligence (AGI), experts warn it could eliminate half of entry-level white-collar jobs within five years, reshaping the economy and severing the link between labor and value creation, potentially leading to a loss of worker bargaining power and widespread technological unemployment.