20 articles tagged with “regulation”.
Anthropic has explained how it will apply invisible watermarks to Claude-generated text, using a version of Google DeepMind's SynthID-Text approach to comply with the EU AI Act.
Anthropic says it will embed invisible watermarks in Claude-generated text and add signed provenance metadata to generated files, aiming to comply with EU AI transparency rules.
OpenAI addressed a letter to Texas Governor Greg Abbott describing its commitment to responsible AI infrastructure that supports reliable and transparent growth for Texans.
SoftBank contributed $50 million to Trump's library ahead of a federal lease deal for its data center in Portsmouth, Ohio, prompting questions from Sen. Warren.
Texas Governor Greg Abbott directed state utility regulators to audit new data center proposals before they can connect to the grid, citing grid stability.
OpenAI describes how its safety, security, transparency, and provenance practices align with responsible AI governance in Europe, with continued work planned as the EU AI Act advances.
Reddit reports positive financial results amid growing concerns about its AI-related challenges and relationship with Google.
Employees of leading AI labs signed a statement asking the US government to support slowing frontier AI development or accelerating coordinated global governance amid concerns over automating AI research.
Anthropic released Claude Opus 5, which the company says comes close to Claude Fable 5's capabilities in many domains and is stronger at complex coding tasks.
As Washington debates its response to Chinese AI and alleged model distillation, companies including Nvidia and Mistral are pushing back against broad restrictions on open-weight models.
The Trump administration announced its first Genesis Mission grants, allocating $5 billion to AI-driven science projects while signaling priorities favoring AI, robotics, and nuclear energy over life sciences.
The AI czar director role at the Center for AI Standards and Innovation (CAISI) has experienced repeated turnover since David Sacks left the position.
Debate over banning Chinese-made open-weight language models highlights the tension between AI competition and the challenge of building a business around it.
Content moderation is automation by necessity, not by choice — the volume leaves no alternative. Here is what classifiers genuinely catch, what context defeats, and the transparency the EU's DSA now requires.
OpenAI describes a 'reverse federalism' approach to AI governance in the US, proposing that state-level laws contribute to a national framework for safe, democratic AI.
Hiring is the most heavily regulated AI use case in the enterprise — and the one most likely to be deployed without anyone checking. Here is what AI actually does in recruiting, and the compliance floor you have to clear.
The Verge's Stepback newsletter looks at rising community resistance to AI data centers, tracing current disputes back to early opposition to an Apple data center in Ireland.
AI regulation is no longer theoretical. Here is a clear snapshot of how the major approaches differ in 2026 — from the EU's binding law to voluntary US frameworks — and why it matters for anyone building with AI.
The EU AI Act became law in August 2024 and its obligations arrive in stages. Here is a clear status check on what already applies in 2026 — and the deadlines companies still need to prepare for.
Our inaugural weekly roundup: why agents dominate the conversation, what the local-model ecosystem's maturity means for builders, and the regulatory deadlines coming into focus.