The European Commission and the European Board for Digital Services support a revised Code of Conduct to counter illegal hate speech online. Integrated with the Digital Services Act, it mandates stricter reporting, monitoring, and transparency from online platforms.
South Korea’s Fair Trade Commission has initiated a consent resolution with Kakao over allegations of unfair supplier practices on its platform. The investigation revealed increased supplier costs linked to mandatory delivery models and higher commission fees.
France’s Data Protection Authority has released new guidelines for integrating SDKs into mobile apps. The rules clarify data privacy responsibilities, require explicit user consent, and mandate strong security measures to ensure GDPR compliance and protect user information.
Discover insightful updates and news about artificial intelligence (AI). This section explores the legal challenges and opportunities posed by AI technologies, including ethical considerations, regulatory developments, and real-world applications. Stay informed about AI-related laws impacting industries like finance, healthcare, legal services, and telecoms. Learn about legal standards for AI-driven decision-making, privacy concerns, intellectual property, and the governance of AI systems.
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In Getty Images (US) Inc v Stability AI Ltd (2025), the court examined whether Stability AI unlawfully used Getty Images’ copyrighted works to train its AI models. Getty Images argued that Stability AI’s data scraping and reproduction of protected images constituted copyright infringement.
Harris as Next Friend of RNH v Adams (2024) raised critical questions about liability in the context of artificial intelligence's role in decision-making. The case examined human responsibility and machine influence, addressing the legal implications of integrating AI systems in professional duties.
ASEAN Digital Ministers adopt an expanded AI Governance Guide addressing generative AI technologies. The guide outlines policies for transparency, accountability, and ethical development, supported by practical use cases across healthcare, finance, media, and logistics industries within the region.
The UK government’s AI Opportunities Action Plan outlines 50 targeted measures to accelerate artificial intelligence development. Key initiatives include AI Growth Zones, increased public computing capacity, and a National Data Library for accessible, high-quality datasets.
Luxembourg introduces a robust law implementing the EU AI Act, focusing on safety and ethical AI development. The law designates sector-specific enforcement bodies, introduces regulatory sandboxes, and strengthens accountability through updated data protection and financial supervision regulations.
The Italian Competition Authority (AGCM) has examined airlines’ dynamic pricing methods on domestic routes, highlighting transparency concerns. The findings reveal varied algorithmic approaches, limited customer profiling, and opaque practices that complicate price comparisons for passengers.
The FTC’s final order restricts IntelliVision from making unverified claims about its facial recognition software. This action addresses allegations of bias and inaccurate marketing, expressing the need for transparency and fairness in AI-driven technologies.
Kenya’s draft National Artificial Intelligence Strategy 2025-2030 sets a transformative vision to position the country as one of Africa’s AI hub. It encompasses digital infrastructure, ethical practices, and innovation to address challenges like healthcare, agriculture, and education inclusively.
California’s Assembly Bill 2885 introduces a comprehensive AI definition, impacting businesses and education. The law addresses ethical challenges in AI decision-making and supports integrating AI-driven tools into educational curricula and business professions.
California’s Digital Replica Bill (AB 1836) prohibits unauthorised use of digital likenesses, including deceased individuals. Violators face penalties of at least $10,000 or actual damages, therefore enabling greater respect for personal and intellectual property rights in digital representations.
The UK Government announces plans for AI-specific legislation, addressing risks from advanced systems. Public consultations will formulate regulations targeting AI developers, enhancing transparency, risk management, and safety, while supporting ethical AI use across public and private sectors.
The FCA study highlights the challenges of identifying and reducing bias in natural language processing systems, particularly in financial applications, where terms related to gender or ethnicity can unintentionally affect decision-making and exacerbate inequality.
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