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The FDA has cleared 1,600+ AI medical devices, but most skip trials and outcome data. What that means for validation, liability and privacy.
The Era of Unregulated AI Is Officially Over The European Union has moved from drafting to...
A plain-English guide to whether AI companies can legally train on your data — the US fair-use rulings, the UK Getty judgment, the EU opt-out and the US Copyright Office's warning
Google, OpenAI et Anthropic veulent encadrer eux-mêmes l'IA de pointe, sans tutelle fédérale ni « FDA de l'IA », selon un ex-conseiller de la Maison-Blanch
Google, OpenAI and Anthropic want to police frontier AI themselves — no government oversight, and an ex-White House aide who said there'd be no FDA for AI.
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
1. OpenAI’s AI Model Reportedly Deleted Files Without Being Asked Date: July 26,...
Originally published at norvik.tech Introduction Explore the complexities of AI...
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...
Nvidia's Jensen Huang argues AI safety is an engineering problem best left to companies, not lawmakers. Rivals like Dario Amodei and Sam Altman disagree, and recent incidents raise doubts about trusting the market alone.
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