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14 Mar 2025

UK Technology Secretary's ChatGPT Usage Revealed: Implications for Government AI Adoption

The UK's Technology Secretary, Peter Kyle, has been using ChatGPT for policy advice and media guidance, raising questions about AI's role in government and potential implications for freedom of information laws.

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OpenAI Proposes Federal Preemption of State AI Laws in Exchange for Model Access

OpenAI submits policy proposals to the White House, advocating for federal preemption of state AI laws in exchange for voluntary access to AI models, aiming to maintain US competitiveness in AI development.

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OpenAI Lobbies Trump Administration for Light AI Regulation and Focus on China Competition

OpenAI submits a proposal to the Trump administration's AI Action Plan, advocating for minimal regulation, federal preemption of state laws, and a focus on competing with China in AI development.

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13 Mar 2025

UK Prime Minister Starmer Unveils £45 Billion AI-Driven Public Sector Transformation Plan

Prime Minister Keir Starmer announces a comprehensive plan to digitize public services and harness AI, aiming to save £45 billion annually in productivity gains while reshaping the British state.

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FTC Advances Broad Antitrust Probe into Microsoft's AI and Cloud Operations

The Federal Trade Commission continues its extensive antitrust investigation into Microsoft, focusing on the company's AI projects, cloud services, and software licensing practices. The probe, initiated under the Biden administration, is now being pursued by Trump-appointed FTC Chairman Andrew Ferguson.

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Poland Hopeful for AI Chip Access Under Trump Administration

Poland's deputy digital minister expresses optimism about the potential reversal of Biden-era AI chip restrictions under the Trump administration, highlighting ongoing negotiations and international support.

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Wall Street Giants Warn of New AI Risks: Hallucinations, Cybercrime, and Employee Morale

Major financial institutions like Goldman Sachs, Citigroup, and JPMorgan Chase are alerting investors to emerging risks associated with the widespread adoption of artificial intelligence, including AI hallucinations, cybercriminal exploitation, and potential impacts on workforce dynamics.

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12 Mar 2025

French Publishers and Authors Sue Meta Over AI Copyright Infringement

French publishing and authors' associations have filed a lawsuit against Meta, accusing the tech giant of using copyrighted content without permission to train its AI models. This marks the first such legal action against an AI company in France.

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AI Surveillance in Schools: Balancing Student Safety and Privacy Concerns

An investigation reveals the widespread use of AI-powered surveillance technology in American schools, raising concerns about student privacy and data security while aiming to address mental health and safety issues.

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EU's AI Act Code of Practice: Balancing Innovation and Regulation in Latest Draft

The EU has released a new draft of the Code of Practice for General-Purpose AI, aiming to guide AI model makers in complying with the AI Act. The draft has sparked debates among industry stakeholders, highlighting the challenges of balancing innovation with regulation.

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Microsoft Considers Natural Gas for AI Data Centers Amid Growing Energy Demands

Microsoft is exploring the use of natural gas with carbon capture technology to power its AI data centers, balancing the increasing energy needs of AI with its net-zero commitments. This shift comes as the tech industry realizes renewables alone may not meet the power demands of expanding data centers.

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Google's $3 Billion Investment in Anthropic Reveals Deep Ties in AI Race

Court documents unveil Google's significant 14% stake in AI startup Anthropic, totaling over $3 billion in investments, raising questions about independence and competition in the AI industry.

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India's MeitY Proposes AI Governance Board for Government Bodies

The Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology (MeitY) in India recommends establishing a dedicated AI Governance Board to review and authorize AI applications used by government bodies, ensuring alignment with domestic and international guidelines.

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Spain Introduces Strict AI Regulation with Heavy Fines for Unlabeled AI-Generated Content

Spain approves a bill implementing EU's AI Act, imposing fines up to €35 million for not labeling AI-generated content, aiming to combat deepfakes and protect democracy.

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Norm AI Secures $48 Million for AI-Powered Regulatory Compliance Solutions

Norm AI, a regulatory artificial intelligence company, has raised $48 million in funding to accelerate the development of AI-powered legal and compliance automation solutions. The company's innovative approach integrates compliance checks into various business activities using AI agents.

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