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.
Tesla Brings Cybercab to Europe: Robotaxi Debuts in Paris
Tesla will show its Cybercab robotaxi in Europe for the first time at the Paris Motor Show. Musk is trying to expand beyond the US, but the barriers are many.
Russian Bloggers Warn: The Country's Centralized Data Centers Are Vulnerable to Attack
Ars Technica: Russian bloggers warn that the country's hypercentralized digital economy is not ready for a data center war with Ukraine.
REA and ArtCraft Build AI Clones of Adobe and Microsoft Software Without Access to Source Code
Two projects, REA and ArtCraft, use AI to recreate Adobe- and Microsoft-style software without the source code. We break down how it works and where the legal line…
VK sues the European Union to lift sanctions and bring its apps back to Google Play
Working group proposes allowing foreign GPUs in Russian government systems and critical infrastructure
Moscow Begins Nationalizing Ural Plants: A Co-Owner Is a Moldovan Citizen
A Production AI Agent Error Can Cost Anywhere From $812 to $100 Billion in Market Cap
Botvinick in the Guardian: AI Safety Hinges on the Health of Democracy
Neuroscientist Matthew Botvinick ties AI safety to the fate of democracy: threats from cyberattacks to hyper-persuasion hit the institutions meant to contain them.
US medical debt is growing, and AI will increasingly be the one collecting it
After US health program cuts, patient debt is set to grow, and AI will record the visit, code it and send payment reminders: from doctors' notes to chat agents.
Qodo Compares LLMs for Code Review: Bugs Found, Noise, and Cost per Review
Russia's AI Law No. 243-FZ Splits Business Into Three Roles: What to Check Ahead of Time
Russia's Digital Ministry Prepares New Rules for Virtual Operators Over Tariff Dumping
Russia's Digital Ministry Discusses Rules for Virtual Operators Over Tariff Dumping
Six parents explain how they limit their kids' social media and AI use: trust in Big Tech is fading
Six parents told the Guardian they're tightening limits on kids' social media and AI chatbots because they don't trust company assurances, as regulators accuse Meta…
Microsoft President: AI Is Regulated Less Than Milk and Washing Machines
Brad Smith called for AI "kill switches" and a legal duty to victims of breaches carried out by rogue AI agents.