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Judge Edward Davila has ordered OpenAI to promptly hand over forensic images of devices and communications between two former Apple engineers, for fear that evidence might be destroyed.
The three US banking regulators are questioning institutions about their oversight of AI systems, whilst the Bank of England and the ECB are pushing for stronger disaster recovery plans.
Oslo is preparing a temporary ban on glasses capable of filming in places where privacy is most at risk, whilst it considers a long-term regulatory framework.
In his first speech since AI was elevated to the status of a fully-fledged ministry, Kanishka Narayan has warned that London will no longer rely solely on voluntary commitments from businesses.
At the ‘Science: A New Golden Age’ summit, the White House unveiled a package worth over $6 billion, a large proportion of which consists of computing resources provided by Nvidia, AMD, OpenAI, Anthropic and Google.
The Microsoft chairman is calling for ‘emergency brakes’, mandatory incident reporting and an independent assessment of models, and sees the UK taking the lead on these rules.
In a formal model, ensuring both a maximum level of risk and a development deadline requires ruling out the assumption of inefficient safety research.
According to the Wall Street Journal, in June Tom Brown broke the deadlock with the White House over two suspended models, paving the way for the $1.25 billion-a-month computing contract with SpaceX.
Section 12 of the AI Act requires events to be recorded without specifying which ones prove what. Researchers identify four factors that must be established before any assessment of a claim regarding an AI agent can be carried out.
By replacing the reference text with an unrelated one, researchers have shown that the verdict of seven models rarely changes, whilst a hidden instruction within the facts can easily manipulate them.
A study compares four policies on the disclosure of open weights: if opponents find substitutes more quickly than the defenders, the restriction may backfire on the latter.
Launched by the CMS agency in August 2025, this forum for dialogue with the industry addresses the issue of AI applications’ access to medical records. Some legal experts see it as an advisory committee in all but name.
SemiAnalysis has scrutinised announcements from ByteDance, Alibaba, DeepSeek, Moonshot and Zhipu: Beijing is taking a very cautious line on the risks, but is regulating usage far more strictly than the border controls.
Led by Elizabeth Warren, Chris Van Hollen and Richard Blumenthal and involving seven operators, the investigation focuses on actual employment figures, tax exemptions on equipment and confidentiality agreements.
The ‘Super Intelligence Force’ now requires all AI companies to report incidents caused by their models without delay and to remedy the damage. This marks a first following years of self-regulation.
At the "Science: A New Golden Age" summit, Donald Trump also presented the National Medal for Technology to Satya Nadella and Michael Dell, in the presence of Michael Kratsios.
The British Prime Minister compares the reform to a "Bosman innovation stop", after a campaign led by ElevenLabs, Synthesia and the Startup Coalition.
According to a job posting spotted by Fortune, this "presidential engagement" program will also drive the company's political strategy and political financing.
In Oxford, Volker Türk denounced a "ruthless race" and considered the voluntary commitments signed at the end of September at the White House too timid.
There is no evidence yet of swarms of autonomous agents conducting large-scale influence campaigns, but their building blocks are making progress. A study examines the risks to African hybrid regimes and proposes a layered response.