Government initiatives, international collaborations, and regulatory frameworks that shape the development and governance of AI technologies across global markets.
Klaus Elmfelt alleges in a San Francisco lawsuit that ChatGPT told him he could legally withhold rent, leading to his eviction, and seeks damages and new safeguards.
The European Union will provide €525 million to help chip startups and small companies cover design costs and access manufacturing capacity.
An amendment to the Cyber Security and Resilience Bill would let UK ministers create rules for AI agent safeguards, incident reporting and investigations.
A modified Docker image for the ARTEX security tool contains a backdoor that provides unauthenticated root access. The image recorded 9,000 downloads, while researchers found 62 internet accessible consoles running it.
The US rejected a French proposal for a G7 group that would test advanced AI models and share information about risks and incidents.
The European Commission will pilot an AI Literacy Certificate for learners from the 2027/28 school year as part of a wider education package.
The US government will publish an outline of the laws and regulations that apply to domestic AI labs within the next two weeks.
Potential Sciences raised an eight figure funding round with investment and computing support from the UK government's Sovereign AI fund.
Capgemini will lead a European Commission consortium that will assess cyber offense risks linked to advanced general purpose AI models under the EU AI Act.
The European Commission is using AI tools to draft new laws and identify overlaps, inconsistencies and duplicate provisions in existing legislation.
Effingham County commissioners delayed a vote on OpenAI's Project Camellia site plan while seeking clearer commitments on noise controls and safety.
An adviser to the European Union's highest court said Gemini may infringe publisher rights when it unlawfully accesses articles or reproduces their expression extensively.
The OCC issued a framework for examiners reviewing banks' use of super intelligence in normal business activities. It creates no new regulatory expectations or enforceable standards.
Initial election returns show voters approved about two dozen measures designed to restrict or block data center construction across 10 states.
Portugal is finalizing rules that would require data centers to use renewable electricity and cooling systems that avoid pressure on public water supplies.
The national program will provide AI tools and training to government officers, developers, students and local software companies.
Chief Electoral Officer Stéphane Perrault says voters need clearer information about synthetic election content and the sources used by AI chatbots.
Malaysia is investigating allegations that a foreign linked group used Claude to build an AI influence campaign targeting voters across all 222 federal constituencies.
The Foundation for American Innovation filed a proposed amicus brief supporting OpenAI, arguing that courts should consider the national security benefits of AI training when assessing fair use.
EU leaders will meet in Dublin on November 13 to discuss AI competitiveness, sovereignty, security and governance with Mistral CEO Arthur Mensch and Geoffrey Hinton.
Weekly report on AI regulations, safety standards, government policies, and compliance requirements worldwide.