AI Regulation
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Artificial Intelligence
Apple’s AI Launch in China and New Moves in AI Tech
Apple has taken a big step in China by registering its AI service, Apple Intelligence, with the local cyberspace regulator.…
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AI Ethics & Policy
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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AI Ethics & Policy
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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AI Ethics & Policy
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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AI Ethics & Policy
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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Generative AI
AI Tools Slash Time to Clone Video Games and Fan the Copycat Flames
Creating a cheap knockoff of a video game now takes hours, not months. Vibecoding, a new AI method, lets anyone…
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Cloud Computing
Why AI Data Centers Are Stuck Waiting for Power and Facing Pushback
The race to build AI data centers is heating up worldwide. But many projects face a big hurdle: getting enough…
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AI Ethics & Policy
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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Future of Work
AI’s Job Shakeup Arrives Faster Than Ever
AI is not waiting for us. The clock is ticking, and the job landscape is shifting at a pace no…
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AI Ethics & Policy
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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