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AI now sorts CVs before humans do — and study after study finds it favours some names, genders and ages over others. Here's how hiring algorithms absorb bias, the cases that prove
An AI tool tells you something wrong, you act on it, you’re out of pocket — or worse. Who pays? A tour of the terms you clicked past, the cases that pierced them, and the law that
Thirteen bills landed on Governor Gavin Newsom's desk this week, and by Thursday all thirteen had...
You typed the prompt, so you own the picture — right? In the US, no: works generated by AI alone aren't copyrightable, because copyright needs a human author. Here's what that mean
The AI industry's own leaders are calling for a slowdown just as Washington's window to act closes. The market's reaction may be the least surprising
Learn how the decision to forego regulation impacts AI‑agent builders, from compliance gaps to faster model releases and workflow design.
Key Takeaways State AI policy leaders from California, Illinois and New York called for a Mutually...
Bill Gates’ warning isn’t vague doom. It’s a shortlist of decisions about guardrails, education, privacy, and misinformation that will either compound benefits or lock in harms.
Key Takeaways OpenAI released GPT-6 Astra on September 3, 2026, with a “recurrent depth” reasoning...
When an AI tool retires a feature or you want to leave, can you take your data and creations with you? Data-protection law gives you a portability right — but it covers data you pr
Sanders and Casar have introduced a bill to permanently ban superintelligent AI and pause advanced development until a new federal agency sets safety rules — with penalties up to 20 years in prison. It's already drawing pushback from industry and AI safety circles alike.
AI age estimation is spreading fast as laws demand age checks online. But guessing an age from a face or a behaviour pattern is a statistical estimate that misfires most near thres