Policy & Regulation

Judge Amit Mehta dismissed the Chegg and Penske AI Overviews antitrust suits without prejudice, and declined to rule on their unjust enrichment claims at all.

A University of Geneva benchmark for international legal text puts Claude Opus 4.6 first at 0.873 micro-F1, with the newer Opus 4.7 three places behind it.

Meta’s first camera-free glasses, the Ray-Ban Meta Audio, cost $349 and ship October 13. Meta’s own announcement never mentions privacy, and three of Wired’s figures do not match the company’s post.

Apple is taking claims until December 21, 2026 in a $250 million settlement over the delayed Siri AI upgrade. Eligible US buyers get an estimated $25 per iPhone, capped at $95.

More than 100 AI experts, including Geoffrey Hinton, set out the minimum conditions they say embedded AI evaluators need inside frontier labs.

Jensen Huang told Dreamforce and CNBC that AI safety is an engineering problem, so new laws are unnecessary. Mark Zuckerberg backed him the same day.

X Corp and SpaceXAI moved to dismiss their Apple antitrust claims with prejudice on September 14. The three OpenAI defendants stay in the case, which is set for trial on January 11, 2027.

NHTSA opened an audit into how Tesla self-certified the Cybercab, a robotaxi with no steering wheel or pedals, hours after its Austin deployment. Zoox took the exemption route instead.

President Donald Trump signed three proclamations on September 8 that bar 68 categories of Canadian goods from entering the United

The Supreme Court stayed the injunction on the White House ballroom 5 to 4, holding the National Trust likely lacks standing. It did not rule on legality.

A federal judge has ruled that the Pentagon’s decision to blacklist Anthropic as a supply chain risk was “illegal and

The Dutch privacy regulator fined Uber 824.99 million euros for letting software deactivate drivers with no human review. Uber has filed an appeal.