AI Briefing#ai-regulation
The latest AI and developer news about #ai-regulation, with the original source and a short summary.
The latest AI and developer news about #ai-regulation, with the original source and a short summary.
OpenAI has expressed support for an Illinois state bill that would limit AI labs' legal liability in the event of large-scale damages.
A US federal appeals court has denied Anthropic's request for a stay to block its designation on the AI technology blacklist.
A US federal appeals court denied a request to stay the Trump administration's blacklist designation of Anthropic.
The EU AI Act, taking effect in August 2026, serves as a global standard for AI regulation and an important benchmark for Korean companies establishing AI governance.
Anthropic announced that it supports California's AI regulation bill **SB 53**, aimed at managing the safety of powerful AI systems.
OpenAI urged California to harmonize its AI regulations with federal and global standards in order to prevent regulatory fragmentation from stifling innovation.
Anthropic agreed on the need for stronger transparency and effective regulation for AI safety and security.
This proposes a targeted transparency framework to ensure safety and accountability for large-scale frontier AI developers.
OpenAI has proposed introducing a broad **TDM exception** to boost the UK's AI competitiveness.
Hugging Face submitted a response to the White House's AI Action Plan emphasizing the core role of open source and open science.
This explains the key provisions of the EU AI Act and what open source developers need to comply with, along with the relevant tools.
As AI advances rapidly, targeted regulation that does not stifle innovation is needed to address cyber and CBRN risks.
Hugging Face has organized and published how it develops its AI policy and the key policy response materials it has submitted to U.S. government agencies.
Hugging Face published five policy recommendations to ensure the EU AI Act does not hinder open-source ML development.
Hugging Face submitted a response to the US NTIA's request for comments on AI accountability, emphasizing transparency and multidisciplinary engagement.
Hugging Face has been selected for the French data protection authority (CNIL)'s AI data protection support program.