AI Ethics & Policy
Regulation, governance, safety, bias, copyright and legislation
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xAI’s Grok Faces Legal Battle Over Harmful AI Content
xAI, the company behind the AI tool Grok, is stepping into new legal territory. It recently filed multiple lawsuits against…
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Albanese Blocks Tech Giants from Free Use of Australian Creative Work
Anthony Albanese drew a firm line on AI and creative rights. Australian artists, writers, and journalists will keep control of…
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OpenAI Employees Back PAC Challenging Their Own President’s AI Agenda
OpenAI employees have quietly launched a political challenge against their own company’s president. They are backing a new super PAC…
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Australia’s AI Strategy Faces Giants Beyond National Borders
Australia’s Prime Minister, Anthony Albanese, has laid out a clear vision for the country’s role in artificial intelligence. He insists…
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Suno AI’s Music Training Sparks Massive Copyright Fallout
Suno AI’s music generator scraped millions of copyrighted songs and podcasts without permission. The company pulled content from YouTube Music,…
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Publishers Take on Google and OpenAI Over AI Training Copyrights
Book publishers are suing Google over its AI model, Gemini, accusing the company of copying their books without permission. They…
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Hassabis Pushes AI Watchdog to Control Risk and Slow Progress
Demis Hassabis wants a Wall Street-style referee for AI. He proposes a US-led Standards Body modeled on FINRA. It would…
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AI Copyright Clash Ignites Fierce Debate on Fair Pay and Tech Power
The battle over AI and copyright is heating up in Australia and beyond. The stakes? Fair pay for creators and…
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Americans Demand Half of AI Industry Wealth for Public Good
More than two-thirds of American workers want half of AI companies’ stock seized for public benefit. A recent survey found…
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Global Moves to Limit Kids’ Social Media Access
Governments around the world are stepping up efforts to protect children from potential social media harms. Several countries plan to…
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