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The Minister for Economic Affairs, Kung Ming-hsin, has confirmed that AI servers and cutting-edge semiconductors are to be added to the list of controlled goods, via an amendment to the Foreign Trade Act.
Launched by the Korean Publishers Society, the appeal is directed at the government, the National Assembly and AI research laboratories. The backdrop to this is the purchase of Korean books by Anthropic.
Appearing before the Advisory Committee on Rules of Evidence in Boston, the two groups concluded that the scientific detection of computer-generated images was doomed to failure. The judges remain cautious about amending Rule 901.
A clause in Meta’s terms and conditions suggested that it could train its AI on any content from domains linked to a business account. It has since been removed.
Kirill Dmitriev, Vladimir Putin’s economic envoy, has spoken of Russian-American data centres powered by small power stations, following a decree by Trump suspending sanctions.
Mayor Daniel Lurie has signed the moratorium passed unanimously by the Board of Supervisors; the planning department is to assess the impact of data centres and propose regulations.
At a hearing in San Jose, Judge Edward Davila ruled in favour of Apple, which accuses OpenAI of having obtained its trade secrets by recruiting hundreds of its employees.
According to Handelsblatt, the Merz government is set to announce, alongside Jensen Huang on 19 October, a programme worth several hundred million euros for physical AI and industrial models.
Following a year of scandals, Apple is revising its App Review guidelines: mandatory safeguards for user-generated content, an explicit ban on obfuscated code used to conceal functions, and tougher penalties.
As part of a commitment made in the trade agreement with the United States, the measure is intended to enable the continued smuggling of AI servers to China, which is currently difficult to penalise.
Beijing has put forward a draft proposal for consultation that would regulate the export of model weights with at least 2,000 billion parameters, certain agents and the know-how involved in designing AI chips.
Chaired by the Director of National Intelligence, Jay Clayton, the group is tasked with assessing cyber, biological and model control risks, and requiring laboratories to report any incidents.
In his annual address, the Director of the UK’s domestic intelligence service announced the creation of a dedicated AI unit, working in partnership with the NCA and the NCSC, to inform government decision-making.
Speaking before British MPs, the two laboratories advocated for mandatory pre-market testing and a liability regime, tailored to the capabilities of the models.
The Commission’s AI Office issued formal requests for information to the two laboratories, following incidents over the summer in which their staff contacted external organisations.
Iowa, Kansas, Nebraska, West Virginia, Arkansas, Arizona, Idaho and Montana accuse OpenAI of misleading the public about the safety of its chatbot.
Ireland launched the European Month of AI Innovation with an official summit and a declaration on ‘trustworthy, safe and sovereign’ AI, whilst facing a critical response from protesters.
Anthropic’s fifth office in the Asia-Pacific region, the Singapore office, is accompanied by a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with the Ministry of Digital Affairs covering model evaluation and responsible adoption.
Following on from a presidential decree issued in September, the scientific funding agency is urging its researchers to replace ‘AI’ with ‘SI’, going beyond what the decree requires.
An open letter signed by representatives from 34 countries calls for common safety standards and a register of safety incidents for the most advanced models, arguing that voluntary commitments are insufficient.