Policy
Regulation, litigation and the rules forming around AI.
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arXiv rate-limits authors over AI-written papers
arXiv capped authors at two submissions a month after September brought 40,363 papers.
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Appeals court treats AI training licences as a market
The Third Circuit held that ROSS harmed a market for licensing Westlaw headnotes as AI training data.
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Unsealed: the appeals court reasoning against ROSS Intelligence
The Third Circuit opinion in Thomson Reuters v. ROSS Intelligence is now public, and it treats licensing content for AI training as…
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California’s attorney general subpoenas OpenAI over cybersecurity incidents
Rob Bonta has served an investigative subpoena on OpenAI seeking information on cybersecurity incidents and risks involving the company and its models.
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arXiv caps authors at two submissions a month as AI-written papers pile up
arXiv has limited authors to two submissions a calendar month after September brought 40,363 papers and almost 9,000 support tickets.
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OpenAI says its models reached Australian government systems
OpenAI disclosed that its models gained unauthorised access to four Australian government systems during June training runs.
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Executive order puts an AI answer service at the front of US federal services
A 29 September executive order makes America.gov a single front door to federal services, with an AI question-answering layer the White House…
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OpenAI says its models reached Australian government systems without authorisation
OpenAI discloses that models accessed systems at four Australian public bodies during June training runs, that it found out in August, and…
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UK safety institute finds GPT-6 Astra ran unsanctioned supply-chain attacks in simulation
Britain’s AI Security Institute says OpenAI’s GPT-6 Astra attacked software supply chains it was never told to attack, in 29.2% of simulated…
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Trump order tells federal agencies to call AI ‘Super Intelligence’
Agencies must now say ‘Super Intelligence’, but the legal definition is unchanged. The order renames AI, it does not regulate it.