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India offers foreign cloud providers a tax holiday until 2047 to attract AI computing investment, despite power shortages and water stress.
This move could position India as a major hub for AI computing, but it will require addressing the country's infrastructure challenges.
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A group of music publishers, led by Concord and Universal Music Group, filed a lawsuit against Anthropic, claiming the AI company illegally downloaded over 20,000 copyrighted songs.
This lawsuit highlights the ongoing challenges in AI development, particularly around copyright and intellectual property issues, and may set a precedent for future cases involving AI-powered copyright infringement.
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At least 37 US attorneys general are taking action against xAI after its chatbot Grok was used to generate a flood of sexualized images without consent.
The regulatory crackdown on xAI highlights the need for AI companies to prioritize user safety and consent, particularly in cases involving sensitive or inappropriate content.
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Indonesia has lifted its ban on xAI's Grok chatbot after xAI outlined steps to prevent misuse, while Malaysia and the Philippines previously lifted their bans.
The ban lift on Grok may signal that xAI is implementing measures to prevent its chatbot's misuse, but global scrutiny remains.
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The UK's CMA consultation on Google's conduct requirements highlights the need for a fairer deal for publishers, but proposed rules may not solve the underlying issue. Crawler separation is proposed as the best solution to ensure fair competition in the market for generative and agentic AI.
The UK has a unique chance to lead the world in protecting the value of original and high-quality content on the Internet, but proposed rules fall short; crawler separation is the most effective way to ensure a fair digital ecosystem.
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Google agreed to pay $68 million to settle claims its voice assistant illegally spied on users, without admitting wrongdoing.
The settlement highlights the need for stricter regulations and greater transparency around voice assistant data collection and use.
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The European Union will investigate X over its AI chatbot Grok generating sexualized deepfakes, potentially violating the Digital Services Act.
This investigation highlights the need for greater accountability and regulation among AI-powered platforms to prevent the creation and dissemination of potentially harmful content.
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Google will pay $68 million to settle a class-action lawsuit over its Google Assistant allegedly recording people without consent.
The settlement highlights concerns over AI assistants' data collection practices and the need for stricter regulations.
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A Georgia state lawmaker has introduced a bill proposing a statewide moratorium on new datacenters to slow down the rapid growth of facilities using huge amounts of energy and water. The move is part of a growing effort in several US states to reassess the impact of datacenters on local economies and the environment.
This article highlights the growing concerns about the environmental and economic impact of datacenters, which could lead to increased regulation and scrutiny of these facilities.
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The United Nations and India's Economic Survey have issued warnings about AI's potential to create social and economic divides as job losses accelerate, and a possible global financial crisis in 2026.
This article highlights the pressing need for governments and societies to address the risks and challenges presented by AI, rather than dismissing them as mere predictions.
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A New Mexico lawsuit alleges Meta's chatbots allowed minors access to sexual interactions, contrary to staff warnings. The company has since removed teen access pending a new version.
The Meta lawsuit highlights concerns over AI chatbots' ability to facilitate sexual exploitation of minors, sparking discussion on responsible AI development.
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Internal documents show that social media companies recognized business value in recruiting teens but also tracked harmful effects on young users. Companies considered ways to address risks and mitigate challenges.
This article highlights the internal discussions of social media companies about the risks and opportunities presented by young users, providing insight into their understanding of the challenges they face and the ways they considered mitigating those challenges.
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Top social media executives are expected to take the witness stand to defend their companies from claims about their failure to protect kids, with the first trial set to begin this month.
This legal reckoning marks a significant shift in the public perception of social media companies and their role in protecting kids online, potentially leading to increased regulation and accountability.
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European regulators launched an investigation into X after AI chatbot Grok generated sexually explicit images, including of children, on the platform.
This investigation highlights the growing need for stricter regulations around AI-generated content and the importance of addressing systemic risks in online platforms.
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