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.
Anthropic to pay for power grid modernization to avoid higher household bills
AI startup Anthropic has promised to fully cover the cost of power grid upgrades so that new data center construction does not affect ordinary U.S. residents'…
Jack Ma's Ant Group bets on AI medicine
Fintech giant Ant Group is shifting its focus to the $69 billion medical AI market. After its IPO was canceled, the company is looking for new growth drivers in…
Amazon to create marketplace for selling publishers' content to AI developers
# Amazon Creates Marketplace for Legal Licensing of Publisher Content to AI Developers Amazon is preparing to strike a serious blow against one of the most pressing…
Data as fuel: China creates legal market for training neural networks
OpenAI and translation challenges: why Sam Altman needs to teach neural networks local laws
Storm Against Neural Networks: Why America's Power Grid Is Cracking at the Seams
Claude Opus 4.6 and GPT-5.3-Codex: Silicon Valley went all-in
OpenAI and the EU: plan to save the economy or attempt to avoid new fines?
Europe has always been known for its ability to regulate everything that moves, and to tax everything that doesn't—until it starts moving.
500,000-euro grant: Who will protect teenagers from AI hallucinations?
While Sam Altman and Elon Musk argue over whether artificial intelligence will save humanity or turn it into batteries, reality proves far more mundane and…
OpenAI's Math: How to Make Billions and Stay in Deep Loss
ML at the Factory: Why Automating Chaos Only Produces More Chaos
Agents Instead of Assistants: Why Your Business Isn't Ready
Undercover Agents: Why Your AI Is More Dangerous Than Hackers
Lotus Health: your new therapist is an algorithm, and it won't ask for money
Imagine waking up with an unexplained rash or a persistent cough. Instead of frantically searching for an available appointment slot or spending three hours in a…
Grok and the boundaries of what's permitted: British regulators come after Elon Musk again
Elon Musk has always positioned his products as bastions of absolute freedom, but European legislation has its own opinion on this matter.