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.
AI in Science: Why Neural Networks Haven't Earned Their White Coat Yet
Listen, let's be honest: while we enthusiastically discuss how the next language model wrote code or composed poetry, things are far from rosy in actual…
GRPO and RLVR: Why DeepSeek-R1 Heirs Could Hit a Dead End
The AI world is seized by DeepSeek-R1 fever. It seems every other startup in Silicon Valley and beyond is trying to reproduce the magic of Chinese developers today.
Musk Assembling the Puzzle: Why SpaceX, Tesla, and xAI Want to Become One
Imagine simultaneously running the world's best space company, the most expensive automaker, and an AI startup trying to catch up with OpenAI.
Anthropic teaches Claude to make ethical decisions: a survival guide
European Digital Networks Law: Stimulus or Brake for AI?
Rishi Sunak on the Arctic, NATO, and AI Regulation
AI Super PACs Actively Join Midterm Elections
Rethinking the Future of AI: Expanding Possibilities in the Workplace
Artificial intelligence (AI) stands at a crossroads, its future shrouded in uncertainty. On one hand, it is dismissed as a fleeting fad, inflated by hype and…
Nvidia Accused of Colluding with Pirates for AI Training
A new scandal is erupting in the technology industry, with Nvidia at its center. According to a lawsuit filed in the U.S.
Elon Musk's xAI Illegally Generates Power for Data Centers
The company xAI, owned by Elon Musk, has found itself at the center of a scandal involving illegal electricity generation for its data centers in the state of…
Anthropic Handed Its AI Shop to Sonnet 4.5: Profits Rose, but the CEO Agent Flopped
In the second phase of Project Vend, AI shopkeeper Claudius turned a profit and opened locations in New York and London. But it still falls for manipulation.