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Resulting from a June decree, the system provides for government access of about thirty days before the release of models deemed critical to national security.
The Munich Regional Court has ruled that the US start-up Suno has violated the rights of the collecting society GEMA by using protected securities to train its AI.
The ‘Omnibus’ Regulation, which comes into force at the end of July 2026, postpones the most onerous requirements of the European AI Regulation by more than a year, whilst leaving the transparency obligations unchanged.
The first United Nations Global Dialogue on AI Governance took place in Geneva, with the Secretary-General issuing a warning about autonomous weapons already in use on the battlefield.
The 193 Member States of the United Nations met in Geneva in early July for the first intergovernmental forum entirely dedicated to the regulation of artificial intelligence.
SB 26-189 replaces the pioneering text of 2024 with a narrower regime, focused on automated decisions and lightened in its risk management component.