Three YouTube content creators have filed a class-action lawsuit against Apple, alleging the tech giant scraped their videos without consent to train its artificial intelligence systems, raising legal questions over data use and copyright protections in AI development. Apple has been hit with a proposed class-action lawsuit by three YouTube creators who allege the company harvested their videos without consent to train its artificial intelligence systems. According to legal filings reported by 9to5Mac and other outlets, the complaint claims Apple downloaded and used creators’ clips for research and model development without permission, payment or attribution. [2],[3] The plaintiffs include well-known…
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Rapid adoption of artificial intelligence across Nigerian companies is raising concerns over governance gaps, with regulators and industry experts calling for urgent oversight measures to mitigate operational, legal, and reputational risks amid accelerating technological integration. In boardrooms across Nigeria, talk of “transformation” has become routine while the concrete implications of…
As agentic AI systems gain autonomy across business and personal tasks, industry experts highlight practical deployment challenges, security risks, and the evolving regulatory landscape at a Shanghai forum. The rise of agentic AI is shifting the tech landscape from laboratory experiments to systems that can act autonomously across business and…
The United States v. Heppner decision highlights how courts are applying traditional confidentiality doctrines to generative AI interactions, prompting legal practitioners to reassess privacy and discovery protocols amid technological advances. Courts are beginning to confront how generative artificial intelligence intersects with long‑standing confidentiality doctrines, a dynamic brought into sharp relief…
The Upper Grand District School Board is set to permit selected generative artificial intelligence tools for student use, emphasizing AI literacy, responsible integration, and safeguarding human rights amidst ongoing concerns about bias and privacy. Certain generative artificial intelligence tools will be permitted for student use across the Upper Grand District…
Investigations reveal that Scale AI, partly owned by Meta, employs thousands of contractors engaged in controversial data labelling tasks, raising concerns over ethical practices, privacy violations, and worker exploitation in the AI training industry. A Guardian investigation has found that tens of thousands of people have been engaged through an…
The House of Lords Communications and Digital Committee calls for a licensing-first approach to protect UK creators from uncredited use of their works in AI training, positioning the UK as a leader in responsible AI development amid mounting industry concerns. The House of Lords Communications and Digital Committee published a…
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The launch of Grammarly’s Expert Review, which uses AI to emulate real and deceased academics, has sparked fierce criticism from educational and legal experts over ethical and copyright concerns, highlighting a growing debate about identity and consent in AI developments. Grammarly’s recently introduced Expert Review tool, which allows users to…
A recent report by the UK Lords Committee warns that generative artificial intelligence poses an immediate risk to the country’s creative sector unless the government enforces a licensing-first approach and enhances transparency around AI training data, sparking calls for urgent policy action. Generative artificial intelligence poses an immediate threat to…
A new coalition including academics, faith leaders, and public figures has launched a Pro‑Human AI Declaration, advocating for stricter safety standards and accountability as public concern grows over rapid AI development and governance. An eclectic group of academics, business figures, faith leaders and politicians has publicly endorsed a new Pro‑Human…
Michigan State University’s second annual Ethics Week saw record participation across disciplines, highlighting new initiatives such as an upcoming Ethics Institute and expanded cross-disciplinary dialogue on moral decision-making in academia and beyond. The second annual Ethics Week at Michigan State University ran from 16 to 20 February 2026, bringing together…
A House of Lords inquiry warns that the rapid rise of generative AI threatens the UK’s creative economy unless robust licensing and transparency measures are implemented. The report calls for a licensing-first approach to safeguard creators and promote a fair AI training ecosystem. A parliamentary inquiry has warned that the…
As major retailers develop AI assistants capable of planning and shopping tasks, a recent incident at Woolworths reveals the risks of humanising these systems, prompting calls for tighter oversight and clearer boundaries to maintain customer trust. Major retailers are racing to build AI assistants that can plan meals, organise events…
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