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.
Pew Research: Only 16% of Americans think AI will benefit society
A new Pew Research survey found that only 16% of U.S. residents expect AI to have a positive effect on society, while 40% predict harm and 67% do not believe it…
Corporate AI Super PACs Spent $27 Million on a Single New York Congressional Race
Corporate super PACs tied to the AI industry spent $27 million on the race in New York's 12th District, a record for a single local congressional contest.
How to Become an AI Architect in 2026: A Roadmap from Engineer to Systems Designer
KDnuggets published a step-by-step plan for engineers who want to grow into AI architects: what to study, how to make system decisions, and develop leadership…
Suno Rolls Out Watermarks for AI-Generated Tracks Amid Multiple Lawsuits
White House Excludes Open AI Models From New Cybersecurity Framework
OpenAI vs. Apple: Lax Data Security Undermines Trade Secret Suit
How Claude Labels AI Content: Anthropic Explains the Mechanism
AI Influencers Under EU AI Act Pressure: Hide the Neural Networks or Show Them?
The EU AI Act creates legal uncertainty for creators who work with neural networks: some fear fines, while others turn transparency into a competitive asset.
EU AI Act: Mandatory Labeling of AI Content and Chatbots Takes Effect
As of 2 August 2026, companies in the EU must tell users when they are interacting with AI and label synthetic content, including deepfakes.
EU AI Act Takes Full Effect: Fines of Up to €35 Million for High-Risk AI Systems
EU AI Act: AI Transparency Rules Take Effect — and What Remains Unresolved
Google proposes FARO for frontier AI, but protection against everyday risks is in question
Sam Altman Calls for Slowing Down AI: Why the OpenAI CEO Changed His Tune
Three Open Letters in Five Days: Microsoft, Anthropic and 1,324 Developers on Open-Weight Models
235 companies led by Microsoft and 1324 AI lab employees published open letters on the fate of open-weight models — and Anthropic's position diverges sharply.
NVIDIA Releases Molt: A PyTorch Framework for Agentic RL in 8,600 Lines of Code
NVIDIA NeMo has released Molt, a compact PyTorch framework for agentic RL: 8,600 lines of code versus 62,000 for competitors, with performance comparable to the…