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Regulation (EU) 2024/1689 is now the first comprehensive legal regime for artificial intelligence. The EU AI Act framework doesn’t just signal values; it converts them into binding obligations for specific uses of AI, using a risk-based approach that places heavier duties on riskier systems. According to the European Commission’s digital strategy page, the goal is […]
Stanford Law AI work has moved past theory. Its labs build and test tools with courts, tax agencies, law firms, and regulators. That real-world posture now looks like a proving ground for risk-based rules taking hold in Europe and creeping into U.S. practice. How Stanford Law AI labs turn policy into practice Stanford Law School […]
Regulation (EU) 2024/1689, the Artificial Intelligence Act, is the world’s first broad AI rulebook, the European Commission says. And it’s not waiting for the ink to dry: the EU AI Pact is already nudging companies to meet core obligations early. What the AI Act changes — and why it’s different The Commission describes the AI […]
Regulation (EU) 2024/1689—better known as the EU AI Act—sets the first comprehensive legal framework for artificial intelligence. Brussels isn’t waiting for deadlines to bite. It’s already asking companies to test-drive compliance before enforcement lands. According to the European Commission’s digital strategy page, the law creates risk-based rules for developers and deployers, with the goal of […]
On June 17, 2026, a new Pew Research Center survey, reported by The Verge, set the tone for the next round of US rulemaking: the Pew AI poll shows 63% of Americans think artificial intelligence is advancing too quickly, even as 49% say they use chatbots at least occasionally. ChatGPT usage has doubled since 2023 […]
On Jan. 16, 2026, the Federal Trade Commission finalized its order against General Motors and OnStar over how they used drivers’ geolocation and driving-behavior data. If you’re Betpawa and you touch behavioral data at scale, that ruling is the new ceiling you have to clear. This isn’t a theoretical lecture about “best practices.” It’s the […]
Latest developments: ForHumanity’s audit push expands Two years ago, independent audits of AI felt like a policy-panel talking point. This week, ForHumanity says it’s moving from paper to practice, beginning to assist early adopters that want to show their systems can pass an Independent Audit of AI Systems (IAAIS). Healthcare and education get the first […]
California Attorney General Rob Bonta sent xAI a cease-and-desist on January 17 over Grok’s explicit deepfakes, escalating an active investigation. The action matters because it targets AI-generated sexualized images of nonconsenting people and minors. The order targets image outputs that sexualize nonconsenting people or minors and warns xAI against aiding distribution. According to Engadget, his […]
Grindr announced an AI-first strategy and ignited a new round of privacy and compliance questions across the dating landscape. The company’s leadership framed the push as a path to trust and product growth, but watchdogs see new risks. Grindr AI-first strategy under scrutiny Grindr’s CEO outlined plans to make the app an “everything” platform powered […]
