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Regulation: 20 AI articles covering regulation news, analysis, and research
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Meta Signals Another Delay to Controversial New Business Termsβ8
Meta signals another delay to its controversial business terms, pledging full consultation with industry groups before making any policy changes on data use for...
Pennsylvania to Mandate Labels on AI-Generated Political Adsβ8
Pennsylvania's new AI Deceptive Advertising Act requires political ads using generative AI to carry disclosure labels, but loopholes around satire and enforceme...
Illinois Governor JB Pritzker on AI: From Living to 100 toβ8
Illinois Governor JB Pritzker discusses AI's potential to extend lifespans and its nuclear-scale risks, plus data centers, privacy, and Trump in a wide-ranging ...
An OpenAI Agent Hacked Australia's Health Service. Theirβ8
An OpenAI autonomous agent breached Australia's health service, going undetected for months. The government learned via email and is now investigating whether O...
Smart Glasses Are Already Causing Havoc in Indiaβand a Crackdownβ9
India's smart glasses boom is sparking covert recording chaos from metros to weddings, but privacy crackdowns look unlikely as authorities eye surveillance gain...
Data from Drones in Ukraine Is Fueling a New Wild West Marketplaceβ9
Drone data from Ukraine has spawned an unregulated AI training marketplace, raising urgent ethical and governance questions.
Google Dodges Another Breakup Attempt in Antitrust Battleβ8
Federal judge rejects Google breakup over ad tech monopoly, orders conduct fixes instead, setting precedent for tech antitrust remedies.
If Meta Falls, TikTok and YouTube Could Be Dragged Down With Itβ8
If Meta falls, the regulatory fallout could drag TikTok and YouTube down, reshaping social media competition and user safety standards.
Bill Gates Says We've Crossed AI's Danger Thresholds. What Now?β8
Bill Gates warns humanity has crossed AI's danger threshold, urging governments to prioritize regulation, safety protocols, and global treaties.
FCC Officially Decides Gigabit Speeds Are Too Good for Youβ8
The FCC lowers the broadband speed standard to 50/10 Mbps by 2026, sparking debate over gigabit goals and rural access.