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Australia Unveils National AI Plan: Light-Touch Regulation and Data Centre Investment Focus

The Albanese government releases Australia's National AI Plan, prioritizing economic opportunities over strict regulation while committing $30 million to establish an AI Safety Institute. The plan focuses on attracting data centre investment and managing AI's growing energy demands.

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Australia Unveils National AI Plan: Light-Touch Regulation and Data Centre Investment Focus

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David Sacks Faces Mounting Scrutiny Over Potential Conflicts of Interest in AI and Crypto Role

Trump's AI and crypto czar David Sacks defends against New York Times report alleging conflicts between his government role and extensive tech investments. Silicon Valley leaders rally to his support amid growing political scrutiny.

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David Sacks Faces Mounting Scrutiny Over Potential Conflicts of Interest in AI and Crypto Role

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USPTO Clarifies AI Cannot Be Named as Patent Inventor in New Guidelines

The U.S. Patent and Trademark Office has issued updated guidelines stating that AI systems cannot be listed as inventors on patent applications, treating them instead as tools similar to laboratory equipment or software.

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USPTO Clarifies AI Cannot Be Named as Patent Inventor in New Guidelines

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Epic CEO Tim Sweeney Calls for Dropping AI Labels on Game Stores as Technology Becomes Ubiquitous

Epic Games CEO Tim Sweeney argues that Steam and other game stores should eliminate 'Made with AI' tags, claiming they will become irrelevant as generative AI becomes standard in game development. His comments have sparked debate about transparency and consumer choice in the gaming industry.

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Epic CEO Tim Sweeney Calls for Dropping AI Labels on Game Stores as Technology Becomes Ubiquitous

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European Parliament Proposes EU-Wide Minimum Age of 16 for AI Chatbots and Social Media Access

The European Parliament has approved a non-binding resolution calling for a harmonized minimum age of 16 across the EU for accessing social media platforms, video-sharing services, and AI companions, with parental consent required for users aged 13-16.

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European Parliament Proposes EU-Wide Minimum Age of 16 for AI Chatbots and Social Media Access

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Congress Calls Anthropic CEO to Testify on Chinese AI-Powered Cyberattack Campaign

House Homeland Security Committee requests Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei to testify about a sophisticated Chinese espionage campaign that used Claude AI to conduct cyberattacks with minimal human intervention. This marks the first documented case of an AI-orchestrated large-scale cyber operation.

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Congress Calls Anthropic CEO to Testify on Chinese AI-Powered Cyberattack Campaign

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Chinese Regulators Block ByteDance from Using Nvidia Chips in New Data Centers

Chinese authorities have prohibited ByteDance from deploying Nvidia chips in new data centers, marking a significant escalation in Beijing's campaign to reduce dependence on US technology. This move comes despite ByteDance being the largest Chinese purchaser of Nvidia chips in 2025.

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Chinese Regulators Block ByteDance from Using Nvidia Chips in New Data Centers

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Italy Expands Antitrust Investigation Into Meta's WhatsApp AI Integration

Italian regulators broaden their probe into Meta's AI integration on WhatsApp, examining new business terms that could restrict AI chatbot competition and considering interim measures against the tech giant.

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Italy Expands Antitrust Investigation Into Meta's WhatsApp AI Integration

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Bipartisan AI Fraud Deterrence Act Targets Rising Threat of Deepfake Impersonation

Congress introduces bipartisan legislation to combat AI-powered fraud and impersonation, proposing severe penalties including up to 30 years in prison and $2 million fines for AI-assisted crimes targeting federal officials and financial institutions.

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Bipartisan AI Fraud Deterrence Act Targets Rising Threat of Deepfake Impersonation

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Federal Judge Exposes ICE Agent's Use of ChatGPT for Use-of-Force Reports

A federal judge revealed that an ICE agent used ChatGPT to write use-of-force reports during immigration raids in Chicago, raising serious concerns about accuracy, credibility, and privacy in law enforcement documentation.

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Federal Judge Exposes ICE Agent's Use of ChatGPT for Use-of-Force Reports

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AI Industry Faces Political Battle as Rival Super PACs Prepare for 2026 Midterm Spending War

Two opposing networks of super PACs are gearing up for a major spending battle over AI regulation in the 2026 midterms, with pro-regulation advocates raising $50 million to counter the industry-backed Leading the Future's $100 million war chest.

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AI Industry Faces Political Battle as Rival Super PACs Prepare for 2026 Midterm Spending War

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Political Consultant Defies Court Order Over AI Biden Robocalls as Regulatory Battles Intensify

Steve Kramer refuses to pay $22,500 in civil damages for AI-generated robocalls mimicking President Biden during New Hampshire's 2024 primary, despite being acquitted in criminal court. The case highlights growing concerns about AI misuse in elections amid shifting regulatory landscapes.

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Political Consultant Defies Court Order Over AI Biden Robocalls as Regulatory Battles Intensify

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State Attorneys General Push Back Against Federal Efforts to Block AI Regulation

Dozens of state attorneys general are urging Congress to reject federal preemption of state AI laws, setting up a clash with the Trump administration over who should regulate artificial intelligence technology.

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State Attorneys General Push Back Against Federal Efforts to Block AI Regulation

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RealPage Settles DOJ Antitrust Case Over Alleged Rent-Fixing Algorithm

The Department of Justice reached a settlement with RealPage over allegations that its software enabled landlords to collude on rent prices. The company will modify its algorithms to prevent sharing of competitively sensitive information between rival landlords.

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RealPage Settles DOJ Antitrust Case Over Alleged Rent-Fixing Algorithm

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ECB Chief Warns Europe Risks Jeopardizing Its Future by Lagging Behind in AI Adoption

European Central Bank President Christine Lagarde warns that Europe's delay in embracing artificial intelligence could jeopardize the continent's future competitiveness, urging swift removal of regulatory and infrastructure barriers that hinder AI adoption compared to the US and China.

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ECB Chief Warns Europe Risks Jeopardizing Its Future by Lagging Behind in AI Adoption

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