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Miles Brundage criticizes the effectiveness of existing laws in preventing reckless AI actions, noting that safety and security staff in companies feel unsupported by current legal frameworks.
The article discusses how existing laws already allow enforcement against companies for creating dangerous AI products, emphasizing the importance of upholding current regulations while considering new legal frameworks to ensure AI safety and accountability.
The VibeCoded AI-Slop License v1.0 is introduced as a new licensing framework aimed at governing the use and management of AI-generated content.
A judge has established a legal framework that allows Nine PBS to access and retrieve archival data.
The article discusses the DIFC's Regulation 10, which entered enforcement in January 2026, making it the first regulation in the MENA region to govern autonomous systems directly, including accountability, impact assessments, and a new corporate role. It highlights that using offshore APIs for AI agents may violate cross-border data transfer laws under UAE law, and presents regulation as a strategic moat rather than an obstacle.
Argentina's President Javier Milei proposes legalizing non-human corporations managed by AI, introducing a new legal framework to Congress that includes deregulation, AI-managed entities, and low taxes.
This paper proposes an interaction-based framework for allocating tort liability when agentic AI systems cause harm, drawing on Bratman's planning theory and common law concerted action doctrines to map human-AI interaction types onto existing liability rules.