AI Regulation
As AI accelerates, governments race to regulate it: the EU passed the AI Act, the US and China are shaping their own approaches, and copyright and data lawsuits are mounting. These decisions determine what AI businesses and people can actually use. Here is all our coverage of AI regulation: laws, lawsuits, standards and policy across the major jurisdictions.
GitLab revealed why AI coders need platform context, not just code
Every week new demos of AI agents emerge that turn a prompt into a pull request in five minutes. But demos end after the commit. The PR doesn't reference the issue…
Anthropic Updates Responsible Scaling Policy—A Flexible Safety System for Growing AI Models
Anthropic has published an updated Responsible Scaling Policy with a new threshold system that determines when stricter safety measures are required.
Sam Altman Is Wrong: Parkinson's Law Will Protect Jobs from AI
Despite Altman's predictions that AI will steal jobs, Parkinson's organizational law will protect positions: people in the system always find ways to expand work…
Huawei Proposes New Chip Scaling Law to Bypass American Sanctions
Pizza Hut Lost $100 Million Due to Failed AI: Franchisee Files Lawsuit
GitLab Duo CLI: managing AI agents in CI/CD pipelines
🎧 Language Models: The Week in Review
Peter Steinberger spent $1.3 million on API in a month of OpenClaw experiments
Peter Steinberger, an engineer at OpenAI and creator of the OpenClaw project — a system for autonomous code generation — recently published a financial report of…
Lyapunov Against the System: How Forbidden Cybernetics Was Developed in the USSR
In 1954, mathematician Alexei Lyapunov opened a cybernetics seminar at Moscow State University when it was branded a reactionary pseudoscience. His courage helped…
MTS launched Methan: AI for data search in a catalog of 500 thousand tables
Australia's CBA appoints Professor Mary-Anne Williams as Chief AI Scientist
Musk Promises Government Checks, But People Demand Protection: The AI Conflict
🎧 Weekly Summary · 2026-W21
Musk lost his lawsuit against OpenAI and Altman
Musk's lawsuit against OpenAI was dismissed by the court because it was filed after the statute of limitations had expired.
The Musk-Altman trial exposed a leadership problem in the AI industry
The trial between Musk and Altman, his fellow OpenAI co-founder, ended in Altman's favor: the jury rejected the claims in two hours, but the proceedings exposed…