OpenAI drops 'cameo' label from Sora app after legal action, called 'characters
OpenAI’s Sora app has found itself in a naming dispute that forced a quick UI tweak.
AI governance, ethical frameworks, safety regulations, privacy laws, and policy shaping responsible AI deployment globally.
OpenAI’s Sora app has found itself in a naming dispute that forced a quick UI tweak.
The far‑right’s push against David Sacks has taken on a surprisingly procedural tone. While protest signs line the steps of the Capitol and online forums buzz with accusations, a quieter battle is unfolding inside the corridors of power.
A wave of legal challenges is converging on two of the most visible AI players, accusing them of pulling content from news sites without permission.
For years the AI world has been tugging at a knot: big companies push ever-larger models, yet they usually hide the weights, saying safety and competition are at stake.
India’s rush to embed AI across finance, manufacturing and services is already hitting a familiar wall: the data that powers those models.
When a bank’s product team finally rolls out a new risk model, the process often feels like waiting for paint to dry. Teams can spend months, sometimes years, tweaking models, running compliance checks, and hooking up fresh data sources.
When I first saw Nano Banana, a chatbot that claims to spit out answers in seconds, I wondered how a single app could affect a country of more than a billion users. The technology itself is slick, but the policy side looks anything but simple.
Google’s Nano Banana Pro bills itself as a free, worldwide AI image generator, but that open-access model immediately raises policy eyebrows.
Federal agents just unsealed an indictment that names four people accused of moving Nvidia’s high-end AI processors out of the United States without the licenses the law requires.
A privacy slip at the Department of Homeland Security this week left personal data hanging out in the open, a stark reminder that even the agencies meant to protect us can slip up.
It seems the EU is tweaking its rules at a curious moment. Europe has been tightening data-privacy laws, yet the latest draft looks like it backs off on the AI safeguards that were supposed to go hand-in-hand with them.
In 2025 Getty Images found itself locked in a courtroom battle with an AI startup over the data that powered the startup’s image-generation tool.
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