Claude maker completes White House safety testing regime, enabling worldwide deployment and marking shift in US AI export policy under Trump administration.
Infrastructure provider gives AI companies until 15 September to separate training crawlers from search bots or face blocking, forcing industry reckoning on content licensing.
Streaming platform Tidal will demonetise AI-generated music from 15 July, establishing the first concrete policy framework as industry grapples with synthetic content.
Senators Warren and Scanlon propose legislation prohibiting AI companies from monetising user health and location data, directly challenging ChatGPT and Claude.
Unprecedented coverage from 18 sources signals the EU's risk-based AI framework is shaping corporate compliance strategies worldwide, forcing non-EU firms to adapt.
The EU AI Act's first major compliance deadline takes effect 2 February 2025, forcing organisations across Europe to overhaul AI systems or face penalties.
Financial institutions confront overlapping requirements as EU AI Act introduces new obligations alongside existing sectoral rules, creating compliance complexity.
Trump administration restrictions on Anthropic's Claude models trigger enterprise customer migration, with OpenAI and Google positioned to capture market share.
US restrictions on Anthropic's Mythos model follow decades of ineffective cybersecurity export controls, raising questions about regulatory strategy.
Internal documents reveal Amazon placed multiple engineers on performance improvement plans after they testified to Seattle officials about data centre concerns.
Trump administration imposes sweeping restrictions on Anthropic AI models, blocking access in allied nations and triggering diplomatic tensions with G7 partners.
Department of Justice intervenes to approve xAI's unpermitted gas turbines in Memphis, citing AI infrastructure as critical to national security.