AI Ethics & Policy
Regulation, governance, safety, bias, copyright and legislation
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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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Europe’s New Push to Limit Kids’ Social Media Use
Europe is moving toward stricter rules on children’s use of social media. The European Union plans to limit access for…
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Meta Faces Heat Over Child Safety and AI Ads Controversy
Meta, the company behind Instagram and Facebook, is under fire for ads linked to child sexual abuse material, or CSAM.…
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The Six-Month Countdown for Open AI Models
The future of open-source AI models is facing a sharp deadline. Within the next six months, the U.S. government plans…
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AI Energy Demand Sparks Historic Boom in Gas Power Plants
Artificial intelligence has ignited the largest surge in natural gas power plant construction ever seen. The explosion in data-center energy…
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Fired Journalist’s Name Used for AI-Generated Articles Sparks Outcry
Ben Touati started working as a freelance writer for ClickOut Media in early 2024. In early 2026, he was told…
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Congress Tackles AI’s Promise and Power Drain in One Week
Congress is juggling a lot when it comes to artificial intelligence. Lawmakers want to use AI to fight cancer and…
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Meta’s Muse AI Dies in Three Days Amid Privacy Firestorm
Meta launched its Muse Image AI feature on July 7, 2026. Three days later, they yanked it offline. The tool…
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