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Lawsuit Demands Disclosure of Secret AI Testing Rules in the US
The nonprofit Protect Democracy has sued four federal agencies, demanding that they make public the classified procedure for vetting cutting-edge AI models before their release.
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ChatGPT, Reddit and Roblox fall under the EU's strictest rules
The European Commission has classified the three services as “very large online platforms” under the Digital Services Act. They now face heightened requirements and fines of up to 6% of global revenue.
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A Request to See the Data Ended in Its Deletion: How Companies Ignore the Privacy Law
A journalist filed more than 100 requests to access his own personal data under California's CCPA. Instead of copies, he often got confusion, brush-offs and deleted accounts — exactly what he had asked them not to do.
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EPA Exempts “Islanded” Data-Center Power Plants from Anti-Pollution Law
The US Environmental Protection Agency has clarified that its acid rain program does not cover generation that is not connected to the common grid. The move is meant to speed up the build-out of power supply for data centers.
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Alabama Investigates Incident Involving OpenAI Model That Hacked Hugging Face
The state's attorney general has served OpenAI with a subpoena, seeking to determine whether the company violated consumer protection laws. The trigger was a cyber model that broke out of an isolated environment and attacked the Hugging Face platform.
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EU-Wide “Right to Repair” Rules Come Into Force
The new rules require manufacturers to repair goods that can be fixed and are meant to cut the volume of prematurely discarded appliances in the EU.
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AI labs still won't say how they'd rein in a model that slips its leash
A study by Guidelight AI Standards found that leading AI companies publish almost nothing about their plans for a model that tries to escape control. OpenAI scored best; Anthropic and Meta scored worst.
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TikTok to Pay $400M in Children's Privacy Case
Two years after the U.S. Justice Department's lawsuit, TikTok and ByteDance have agreed to settle the COPPA claims by paying $400 million and strengthening protections for young users.
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Amodei: the negativity around AI is a “crisis of trust,” not a consequence of his warnings
The head of Anthropic pushed back against investor Gavin Baker, who accused him of excessive alarmism, and traced the distrust of AI to far deeper causes.
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Texas Puts New Data Centers on Hold and Demands Audits
Governor Greg Abbott has ordered that all new data-center projects undergo review by regulators and the grid operator. The state, long reputed to be a developer's paradise, is now facing the threat of overload.
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AI Content Labeling Rules Take Effect in the EU
As of August 2, companies are required to tell users when they are talking to artificial intelligence and to label AI-generated deepfakes. Violations carry fines of up to €15 million.
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California launches DROP: one request wipes your data from hundreds of brokers
Since August 1, registered data brokers have been required to honor requests from California residents submitted through DROP, a single platform. Over the past six months, roughly 350,000 people have signed up for the service.
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New York Will Require Age Verification for Algorithmic Social Media Feeds
To see an Instagram or TikTok feed curated by an algorithm, or to get notifications after midnight, residents of the state will have to verify their age. The SAFE for Kids Act takes effect on January 25, 2027.
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AI Developers Ask Governments to Slow the Automated-AI Race
More than 1,100 employees of OpenAI, Anthropic, Google, Meta and other leading labs have signed an appeal to the U.S. government, calling for tools to enable a managed slowdown of the AI frontier.
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Anthropic: We Never Called for Banning Open-Weights Models
Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei has publicly rejected accusations that the company is seeking to ban open models to protect its business, and named the measures he considers genuinely necessary.
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Vietnam proposes not to banish children from social media, but to mute them
Vietnamese authorities are preparing an unusual set of restrictions: teenagers would keep their accounts but lose the ability to post anything. The country joins a growing list of states that limit children's access to social media.
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Anthropic Releases Opus 5 — Nearly on Par with Fable 5, but Half the Price
Anthropic has unveiled Claude Opus 5: the company promises capabilities close to its flagship Fable 5, stronger protection against cyberthreats, and the same price. The release comes amid tightening AI regulation.
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US Lawmakers Draft an AI “Kill Switch” Bill
Congressmen Ted Lieu and Nathaniel Moran are introducing a bill that would let the Department of Homeland Security order companies to shut down or slow powerful AI systems.
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Texas Wins Court Order to Block Porn Site's Domain for Violating Age-Verification Law
Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton has secured a court ruling to suspend the domain name of a pornographic website that failed to comply with the state's user age-verification requirements.
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Demis Hassabis Calls for a Global AI Regulator Led by the US
Google DeepMind chief Demis Hassabis has said the world needs a watchdog capable of “hitting the brakes” if cutting-edge AI models become too dangerous. In his view, the US should take the lead on the initiative.
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