AI Policy
The Price of Unfulfilled Promises: Apple to Pay $250m Over AI Marketing Lawsuit
Apple reaches a $250 million settlement to resolve class-action claims that it misled iPhone buyers regarding the capabilities and delivery of its heralded AI features.
The Illinois Battleground: Who Is Liable When AI Fails During Catastrophes?
Illinois lawmakers are locked in a high-stakes debate over AI liability during disasters, setting a crucial precedent for how the law handles algorithmic failure in life-or-death scenarios.
Apple to Pay $250 Million Over Siri AI Delays: The High Cost of Unfulfilled Promises
Apple has agreed to a $250 million settlement over a class-action lawsuit alleging the company misled consumers about the availability and capabilities of 'Apple Intelligence' features.
Connecticut Sets a Precedent: Landmark AI Regulation Bill Clears Statehouse, Awaits Governor's Signature
In a move that could reshape the US regulatory landscape, Connecticut moves forward with strict oversight of high-risk AI systems, challenging federal inertia.
US to Safety Test New AI Models from Google, Microsoft, and xAI: A New Era of Oversight
The US government establishes rigorous testing protocols for AI giants, signaling the definitive end of the industry's self-regulation era.
EU-US Car Tariff Standoff Escalates: Europe "Ready for Anything"
The European Union is bracing for a head-on collision with Washington as threats of tariffs on European cars push global trade to a breaking point.
The 433% Surge in EU Climate Consultancy Spending: A Crisis of Sovereignty and the Rise of Shadow Policy
The European Commission’s spending on external consultants has skyrocketed by 433%, sparking a fierce debate over corporate lobbying and the outsourcing of EU democratic processes.
Mnuchin on Semiannual Reporting, the AI Revolution, and the Fed Rate Puzzle
Steven Mnuchin backs the SEC proposal for semiannual reporting, while analyzing AI's role in productivity and the ongoing challenges facing the Federal Reserve.
Meta Faces Legal Reckoning: Major Publishers File Landmark Lawsuit Over AI Copyright Infringement
Five publishing giants sue Meta for "massive infringement," alleging the company illegally used thousands of copyrighted books to train its Llama AI models.
Anthropic's Mythos: The Model That Forced Trump to Rethink His AI Policy
The revelation of Anthropic's new Mythos model capabilities sent shockwaves through the White House, leading to an unexpected pivot toward strict AI regulation.
Apple Blocks 'Vibe Coding' Apps: The Collision of Generative AI and the Walled Garden
Apple's crackdown on apps that allow AI-driven code generation is sparking developer outrage and raising fundamental questions about the future of software innovation.
Meta's Algorithmic Sieve: AI as the New Guardian of Age Restrictions
Meta deploys advanced AI classifiers to identify underage users lying about their age, responding to mounting pressure from global regulators and safety advocates.