Policy & Regulation - Page 14 of 14
AI governance, ethical frameworks, safety regulations, privacy laws, and policy shaping responsible AI deployment globally.
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LexisNexis CEO: AI now core legal infrastructure, like email or word processor
Legal tech’s big AI shift is no longer a shift. It’s a done deal. The software lawyers use every day is now built on it, baked into the core like spellcheck or a search bar. LexisNexis, the legal research giant, is all in.
Sora exposes failures in AI labeling, including OpenAI-overseen C2PA
A woolly mammoth trudges through snow, generated by OpenAI's Sora. That single video didn't just bypass Content Credentials. It shattered them.
AI Videos Fuel Influencer Drama, Raising Legal Threats Over Facial Likeness
Influencers are now fighting with video fakes of themselves. The legal threats are flying because no one knows who owns a face in the age of AI. These aren't the crude deepfakes of five years ago.
Google Nest Cam 2K Review: AI-powered Gemini cuts spammy alerts
Smart home security cameras have always been liars. They panic over falling leaves, document the secret lives of squirrels, and treat every shift of afternoon light as a potential home invasion.
Reddit sues Perplexity over illegal scraping of its content from Google
Reddit says Perplexity AI is stealing its posts. Not from the site directly, but from Google search results, a workaround that may violate the law. The lawsuit filed this week pulls back the curtain on a quiet, technical war.
68% of tech leaders plan AI budget hikes; 39% see AI as top growth driver
Tech leaders are throwing cash at AI. The vast majority plan to increase their budgets for it. But a huge chunk of that cash is currently just buying confusion. A new study shows 68% of tech leaders expect to boost AI spending.
New York Becomes First State to Ban AI-Enabled Rent Price Fixing
New York just made it illegal for landlords to use AI to fix rent prices. This is a first for any state, a direct shot at the software that quietly calculates what tenants can be forced to pay.
Japan warns OpenAI over Sora 2 video model amid AI-made anime copyright concerns
From the vibrant frames of Studio Ghibli to the explosive battles of Dragon Ball, anime is Japan's cultural heartbeat. Now, that heartbeat is under threat, not from piracy or foreign studios, but from an AI.
Aquawise to Demo AI Water Quality Monitoring at TechCrunch Disrupt 2025
Most aquaculture tech demands another expensive box in the water. Aquawise decided the box should stay in space. The Bangkok startup makes software that reads satellite images of fish and shrimp ponds.
HP EliteBook 6 G1q Adopts 'Go Online' Policy for Connected Productivity
Forget passwords, forget hunting for Wi-Fi hotspots, forget the frantic click-and-pray ritual when your connection drops. The HP EliteBook 6 G1q isn't just a laptop, it's a policy.
California enacts first U.S. regulations for AI companion chatbots
California just put AI boyfriends on notice. Governor Gavin Newsom signed SB 243 into law Monday. It’s the nation’s first statute forcing safety rules on companion chatbots. This is no gentle suggestion.
Dutch Government Assumes Control of Chipmaker Nexperia Amid Tech Tensions
The Dutch government seized Nexperia this week. No arrests. They just took the keys. The company's semiconductors are inside European cars and phones. Officially, this is about governance.
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