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AI companies are reportedly spending millions to oppose a former tech executive’s campaign for Congress, highlighting rising tensions between Silicon Valley and politics.
Experts warn there is still no clear framework guiding how AI companies should collaborate with governments on regulation, security, and responsible technology use.
The European Parliament restricts AI tools on lawmakers’ official devices due to cybersecurity and data protection concerns, tightening digital security rules across EU institutions.
A coalition of digital rights and safety groups is urging federal regulators to ban Grok, citing concerns over the generation of nonconsensual sexual content and inadequate safeguards.
Indonesia has conditionally lifted its ban on Grok after xAI outlined new safeguards to prevent misuse, warning the chatbot could be blocked again if violations continue.
California Attorney General Rob Bonta has issued a cease-and-desist order to xAI, citing the creation and spread of nonconsensual sexual deepfakes and child abuse material.
Indonesia has temporarily blocked xAI’s chatbot Grok over concerns about non-consensual, sexualized AI-generated deepfakes. The move follows global scrutiny from governments in Europe…
Another attempt to block state AI regulation was rejected after bipartisan pushback, as lawmakers and the tech industry debate federal vs. state control of AI laws.
A16z-backed super PAC takes aim at NY lawmaker Alex Bores for sponsoring the RAISE Act, a major AI safety bill setting guardrails for advanced AI systems.
Meta has launched a new super PAC to fight state-level AI regulation proposals, investing millions to support tech-friendly politicians. Learn how this initiative seeks to promote AI…
People Inc. CEO Neil Vogel accuses Google of being a "bad actor" for using the same crawler for both search and AI products, which he claims is stealing content from publishers.
California passes AI safety bill SB 53, requiring transparency from AI labs. The bill goes to Governor Gavin Newsom, who could still veto it.
