Topic: Policy
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The DOJ backs OpenAI in the New York Times case
The US government argues transformative public benefit outweighs publisher harm.
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The US export-controls a frontier model for the first time
Commerce restricts foreign access to a specific model’s capabilities.
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The EU delays high-risk AI Act obligations
Annex III duties are pushed back to December 2027.
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US chip controls extend to Chinese firms abroad
Ownership, not location, becomes the test for GPU access.
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A US executive order seeks to preempt state AI laws
Federal authority is asserted over state-level AI statutes.
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92 countries adopt the New Delhi AI Declaration
An India-hosted summit backs a development-first agenda.
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California enacts SB 53
Frontier labs must publish safety frameworks and report incidents.
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Anthropic settles an authors’ copyright suit for $1.5bn
The largest US copyright settlement on record resolves claims over pirated books.
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EU AI Act rules for general-purpose models apply
Transparency and copyright duties land on foundation-model providers.
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A US court finds book training can be fair use
Lawful acquisition is protected; pirated corpora are not.