AI policy and regulation news — the EU AI Act, national and state laws, court cases, copyright fights and the rules reshaping the AI industry.
Always-listening AI wearables from Apple, Amazon and Meta summarise talks without saving audio. Lawyers tell CNBC wiretap laws may still catch the wearer.
G7 finance leaders agreed today in Bangkok to run tabletop exercises preparing for AI cyber attacks on the financial system, after a stark new IMF warning.
China's commerce and science ministries propose export controls on 23 AI technologies, from model weights to chip designs, with open-source releases fast-tracked.
NIST, the NSA and CISA have published ten voluntary practices for 'SI control incidents' — when an AI agent takes significant actions nobody instructed.
Anthropic has pitched lawmakers a draft AI safety bill that would let the US block a model only over $1bn in damage or 50 deaths, Reuters and Politico...
Around 154 AI lawsuits are live, most about copyright. This explainer covers the three questions — training, sourcing and outputs — reshaping how AI is built.
Europe regulates AI by risk, Korea moved first, China rules by category and America argues state by state. A plain-English map of AI laws worldwide in 2026.
The EU AI Act bans some AI, loads high-risk systems with duties and labels the rest. This plain-English guide covers what is banned and what comes next.