The European Commission has adopted the “Apply AI Strategy,” aiming to leverage the rapidly advancing capabilities of Artificial Intelligence (AI) to reshape entire industries and the public sector.
Building on the EU AI Act and a commitment to trustworthy, human-centric AI, the strategy seeks to boost innovation, accelerate productivity, and reinforce the EU’s competitive strength and technological sovereignty. While the ...
California Governor Gavin Newsom has finalized the enactment of key regulatory moves concerning the interaction between artificial intelligence (AI) chatbots and minors, vetoing one measure while signing another that sets specific compliance requirements for developers.
Governor Newsom rejected A.B. 1064, which would have barred developers from making chatbots available to minors unless they could guarantee the tools would never discuss ...
The United States District Court for the Southern District of New York, in the multidistrict litigation (MDL) against OpenAI, issued an order denying OpenAI’s motion to dismiss the claim of direct copyright infringement based on the outputs of its generative AI chatbot, ChatGPT.
The lawsuit consolidated multiple putative class actions brought by authors and copyright holders of fiction and non-fiction ...
Chinese regulators have recently revised the country’s cybersecurity framework, reflecting a shift toward more proactive oversight in areas such as artificial intelligence (AI) safety and clearer requirements for infrastructure incident reporting. These updates may indicate key regulatory priorities for the year ahead.
The first change is a formal amendment to China’s foundational Cybersecurity Law (CSL), representing the first major update ...
A Magistrate Court decision from earlier this year has upheld the validity and enforceability of electronic signatures on promissory notes. According to the decision, collection proceedings may be initiated with the Israeli Enforcement and Collection Authority, even when the promissory note in question is signed electronically rather than with a handwritten signature.
This decision clarifies that the provisions of the ...
Singapore is taking decisive steps to regulate online harm with the introduction of a new online safety bill. This legislation aims to create a new online safety commission empowered to impose significant restrictions on social media platforms and internet service providers (ISPs).
The introduction of the new law was prompted by a study from the Singapore Infocomm Media Development Authority, ...
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