Critics argue that generative AI models are built on the unauthorized use of artists’ work, sparking legal battles and raising concerns over creativity, consent, and the economic impact on the arts community. By the time generative AI had become a routine feature of online life, many of its critics were already pointing to the same underlying charge: that the technology was built on the mass extraction of human-made work. In a Guardian essay, artist Molly Crabapple argues that image generators did not simply arrive as another creative tool, but as systems trained on vast archives of artists’ labour taken from…
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As AI systems like Anthropic’s Mythos reveal new capabilities to uncover vulnerabilities and generate creative works, legal frameworks struggle to keep pace with issues of ownership, authorship, and responsibility in high-stakes sectors. The latest wave of concern around artificial intelligence is being driven not only by what these systems can…
PR Newswire highlights the evolving landscape of AI search, emphasising the importance of authoritative, well-structured content over traditional optimisation to secure brands’ place as trusted sources in AI-driven answers. PR Newswire has cast the debate over AI visibility in sharper terms, arguing that the real prize in the era of…
The UK’s Information Commissioner’s Office has issued new guidance emphasizing that organisations deploying agentic AI must uphold data transparency and accountability, even when using third-party systems, highlighting a shift towards stricter compliance for innovative AI applications. The Information Commissioner’s Office has put UK startups on notice: agentic AI may be…
A senior US official claims Chinese AI company DeepSeek is developing a new model using Nvidia’s Blackwell chip, despite US export restrictions, signalling potential circumvention of technology controls amid escalating tensions. A senior Trump administration official has said Chinese AI company DeepSeek is preparing to release a new model that…
The EU’s temporary carve-out for scanning child sexual abuse material has lapsed, leaving tech giants in legal limbo and raising concerns over detection efforts in child protection. The European Parliament’s refusal to prolong a temporary exemption for scanning child sexual abuse material has opened a legal and political fault-line in…
Thailand’s digital economy is set for robust growth in 2026, backed by major foreign investments and a strategic shift towards digital services, while efforts to streamline AI regulations seek to safeguard responsible innovation. Thailand is heading into 2026 with a digital economy that looks set to keep expanding, even as…
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The UK Competition and Markets Authority outlines plans to empower publishers with opt-out rights from Google’s AI-generated search summaries and increase content attribution, aiming to balance market influence and fair recognition amid growing concerns about traffic diversion and revenue loss. The UK competition regulator has outlined plans that would let…
European lawmakers advocate for mandatory licensing and transparent data use in AI, aiming to protect creators’ rights amid rising legal concerns and international disputes. European lawmakers on the European Parliament’s legal affairs committee have urged that providers of generative artificial intelligence compensate creators when their copyrighted European works are used…
As AI-generated content becomes widespread in newsrooms, publishers face legal challenges over training data and transparency while exploring new ways to enhance reader engagement and redefine revenue models amid ethical concerns. As publishers confront the rapid rise of generative AI, legal and commercial friction has become a defining feature of…
Rapid adoption of generative AI in Canadian workplaces prompts calls for clearer policies amid evolving provincial guidance and existing legal constraints, highlighting the need for comprehensive oversight to manage risks and ensure inclusivity. The adoption of generative artificial intelligence across Canadian workplaces has accelerated rapidly, bringing productivity gains alongside fresh…
Major news organisations are implementing stricter measures to limit access to their archives amid concerns that AI models exploit stored content, sparking a debate on public access versus legal protection. News organisations are increasingly tightening the gates on the Internet Archive after security teams and licensing departments flagged the risk…
The European Parliament’s Legal Affairs Committee has approved a report advocating for stronger creator protections and transparency measures in the face of expanding generative AI, setting the stage for a potentially transformative EU copyright framework in 2026. Members of the European Parliament’s Legal Affairs Committee have endorsed a report pressing…
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