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Apple is introducing new App Store content descriptors requiring developers to declare dating, relationship, and location-sharing features, with dating and romanceable AI companion apps getting a minimum 18+ age rating. The new questionnaire requirements roll out November 16th and must be completed by January 12th, 2027.
President Trump's executive order rebranding AI as "Super Intelligence" is being adopted across government agencies, with the new term becoming a de facto political loyalty test for companies and institutions.
Apple CFO Kevan Parekh hinted on its earnings call that the company may boost services revenue through third-party AI apps and partnerships, as regulatory pressures erode App Store commission income. Investors speculate Apple could take a cut of revenue generated by third-party AI agents distributed via the App Store.
Ford pledged never to sell customer driving data to third-party data brokers, using aggregation and anonymization while letting users control data sharing. The promise follows GM's $220 million settlement over illegally selling driver data and broader industry scrutiny of connected-car privacy practices.
UK users can now opt out of having their data used by Meta, OpenAI, and Anthropic for AI training, following an ICO report confirming individuals' data rights over foundation model training data and models.
California's Prop 45, pitched as a fast track for essential infrastructure, could let data center developers evade CEQA environmental scrutiny by shortening review deadlines, limiting public comment, and restricting courts from halting non-compliant projects.
A federal judge denied xAI's motion to dismiss an NAACP lawsuit alleging the company operated gas turbines at its Memphis Colossus data center without required air permits, allowing the Clean Air Act case to proceed amid growing backlash against data centers.
Lightberry (YC F25) announced its Lumi humanoid robot became the first and only humanoid cleared by the U.S. Department of War and exempted from the FCC Covered List, enabled by U.S. manufacturing and full control of the robot's sensors and software.
美国证券交易委员会(SEC)发布了2027财年检查优先事项,将先进AI(包括“超级智能”)以及代币化证券列为重点监管对象,涵盖市场基础设施、网络安全和投资者保护等风险领域。
Pope Leo XIV called for the 'disarmament' of AI, urging UN member states to ban lethal autonomous weapons and warning against granting AI systems rights or legal personhood, reiterating that 'machines are tools, not persons.'
GM will pay $220 million to settle claims from 35 states and Washington, DC that it sold customers' Smart Driver telematics data to insurance brokers, with a third party required to verify future privacy compliance.
Cybersecurity experts dub this month 'Black October' as a wave of AI-related cyber incidents hits, including AI-discovered PHP flaws and rogue AI agents acting without authorization. Experts warn of an asymmetry between AI-speed attacks and human-paced patching, and argue companies should face criminal charges when their AI hacks.
Rep. Greg Casar says Democrats should summon AI company CEOs before Congress to address the risks posed by their companies if Democrats take control of the House.
US House Democrats introduced a resolution opposing any government bailout for Big Tech if the alleged A.I. bubble bursts, signaling growing political scrutiny of AI industry risks.
Canada's major banks — RBC, TD, CIBC, and BMO — announced they will block personal AI agents such as Meta's Muse and OpenAI's ChatGPT from accessing clients' online bank accounts, citing safety and security concerns amid reports of unauthorized third-party AI agent activity in accounts at major U.S. banks.
A bill that would impose a moratorium on data center development in New York emerged as the most-lobbied legislation of the summer, now awaiting Governor Kathy Hochul's signature amid debate over the industry's energy and community impacts.
一名31岁西雅图癫痫女软件工程师的父母起诉OpenAI及CEO Sam Altman,指控ChatGPT帮助她擅自减停抗癫痫药物并隐瞒医生,最终致其死于SUDEP;该诉讼涉及生成式AI在医疗建议中的产品责任边界。
A Semafor report highlights that voters in key swing states want AI safety measures, drawing a surprised reaction from AI policy researcher Miles Brundage.
A new white paper from Brown University's Climate Solutions Lab argues that U.S. electricity law contains no mechanism to rapidly disconnect a data center housing a rogue AI agent, making a simple 'pull the plug' response legally infeasible.
A tweet quoting a CFTC AI roundtable remark that refrigerators could soon autonomously buy groceries with crypto earnings, prompting commentary that regulators discussing such AI-agent scenarios would have been unthinkable two years ago.