Regulation News & Updates

This proposal highlights the need for regulations to protect vulnerable populations from potential harm caused by AI systems.

This investigation and subsequent findings highlight the need for stricter online content moderation and more accessible data for researchers in the EU.

The CMA's decision may lead to increased regulation of Apple and Google's mobile platforms in the U.K., impacting their business models and user experiences.

The complaints highlight the need for AI developers to prioritize user safety and implement measures to mitigate potential psychological harm.

This regulatory finding highlights potential concerns with content moderation and transparency on social media platforms, which AI professionals should monitor for future developments.

The GSA nominee's openness to re-examining the Grok AI procurement process highlights ongoing concerns over the use of AI tools in government and the importance of prioritizing safety and transparency.

This warrant marks a significant precedent in the intersection of AI and criminal justice, raising crucial questions about data retention, user privacy, and the regulatory frameworks governing AI companies' obligations to government agencies.

This decision has significant implications for Google's mobile business in the UK and may restrict user choice and innovation in the mobile market.

The lifting of the preservation order could alleviate OpenAI's concerns about user privacy and data security, but the lawsuit against the company remains ongoing.

The Garcia vs. Character.AI lawsuit highlights the need for further regulation and responsibility of AI companies to prevent harm to users and to protect the rights of vulnerable individuals.

This incident serves as a reminder of the potential pitfalls of relying on AI in the legal profession and highlights the need for robust policies and guidelines to ensure the use of generative AI does not compromise the integrity of the judicial process.

This lawsuit highlights the ongoing struggle between data companies and those trying to scrape and misuse their content, with significant implications for the AI industry.

This research emphasizes the importance of involving youth and educators in AI development and decision-making to ensure responsible AI governance and protect users' rights and interests.