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Stories tagged regulation from The ColdAI Times.
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The Federal Trade Commission is reportedly seeking records on security incidents, safeguards, marketing and privacy policies from the two labs, moving AI incident disclosure toward a consumer-protection inquiry.
Spain’s privacy regulator is reviewing a breach allegedly carried out by an AI agent, shifting the debate from model misuse to machine-led intrusion.
Ursula von der Leyen’s proposal brings Europe into a widening argument over frontier-model safety, coordination and competitive pressure.
A 49–50 procedural defeat leaves the $2.3 trillion crypto market without the federal rulebook it sought, while ethics concerns reshape the debate.
Jensen Huang says AI safety is an engineering problem, not a legal one, sharpening the industry’s split over who should control frontier systems.
Frontier AI leaders now share a vocabulary for slowing development, but the fight over who sets the pace exposes a deeper governance gap.
A new Chinese medical-device standard turns EEG data quality into a regulatory requirement, bringing brain-computer interfaces closer to clinical scale.
OpenAI, Anthropic and Google are discussing a shared safety body, exposing both the urgency of frontier risks and the limits of self-regulation.
A binding Microsoft agreement with teachers unions shifts AI safeguards from corporate promises toward contracts schools can enforce.
OpenAI, Anthropic and other leading labs are converging around slower, more regulated frontier development, but Washington remains reluctant to impose binding rules.
The ASA said a TikTok campaign for SoulTalk objectified women and promoted a harmful gender stereotype.
Settlement volumes have outgrown legacy correspondent-banking estimates in several corridors, and policy is now catching up with what payment networks have already noticed.