Policy · Page 4

regulation, copyright fights, safety rules and the politics of AI

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The EU Just Forced Google to Open Android and Search to Its AI Rivals

Two new rulings from Brussels mean ChatGPT, Claude, and Perplexity could soon work as deeply as Gemini does on your Android phone. Here is what changes, and when.

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How Satellites and AI Are Catching Illegal Fishers in Indonesian Waters

Indonesia tracks nearly 15,000 fishing vessels from shore using satellite feeds and pattern-spotting software. The results are concrete. The cat-and-mouse game is just beginning.

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AI Is Moving Into the Heart of American Policing, and Almost Nobody Is Watching

From facial-recognition cameras to AI systems that decide where officers go next, a booming industry is selling police departments tools that experts warn could make accountability much harder.

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Meta Turned On a Deepfake Feature for Millions of Instagram Users. They Had to Turn It Off Themselves.

An opt-out AI image tool sparked rare, rapid public backlash and a reversal in three days. Privacy experts say the real fix needs to come from lawmakers, not settings menus.

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A psychologist who has studied teen mental health for 25 years says social media bans will make things worse

Candice Odgers argues the adults in the room, not the apps, are the bigger danger to young people online. Her case is worth hearing.

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Australia's PM outlined an AI vision. Creatives cheered, but a big question went unanswered

Anthony Albanese promised new laws to protect Australian artists and writers from AI. Critics say the speech was long on mood and short on detail, and one issue was missing entirely.

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Trump Demands New York Scrap Its Datacenter Freeze 'Immediately'

New York became the first US state to pause construction of large datacenters. The president wants the order reversed before the ink is dry.

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Australia's AI Plan Is Bold. The Tech Giants It Must Deal With Are Bigger Than Most Governments

Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has promised to get ahead of artificial intelligence. The companies he will need to negotiate with have revenues larger than many national economies.

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George Lucas Says AI Is the Future of Film-Making and Critics Are Like Luddites Who Rejected Cars

The Star Wars creator, now 82, told an interviewer that artificial intelligence makes films easier to produce and that resistance to it is pointless. His comments put him firmly on one side of Hollywood's sharpest debate.

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Australia sets up a national AI office and pledges to protect artists from copyright theft

Prime Minister Anthony Albanese used a major speech at the University of Sydney to announce a new government AI body and promise that Australian creators will not hand their work to tech companies for free.

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OpenAI Workers Are Bankrolling a Super PAC to Push Back Against Their Own Boss

Eight current and former OpenAI employees have quietly donated more than $215,000 to a political group that wants stricter rules on AI companies, setting up an unusual fight inside one of the world's most powerful tech firms.

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Australia's Prime Minister vows to protect artists from AI copyright theft and clamps down on data centres

Anthony Albanese has pledged that writers, musicians and artists will keep control of their work and get paid when AI companies use it. New rules will also govern where giant data centres can be built and how much power they consume.

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Palantir has £330m in NHS contracts. Should Britain be worried?

A US defence and surveillance company has quietly become one of the biggest tech suppliers to the British state. Here is what that means for patients, taxpayers and public data.

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Australia's PM Promises Fast-Track Approvals for AI Data Centres. Critics Say That's Not Enough.

Anthony Albanese wants to speed up permits for the giant computer facilities that power AI. But policy experts warn Australia needs accountability guardrails first.

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Most Americans want to force AI companies to share their profits with the public, poll finds

A new survey of nearly 1,700 U.S. adults shows 69% support taking half the stock of major AI firms and placing it into a public fund. The backdrop: rising tech layoffs and swelling corporate profits.

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