Tag: AI regulation
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The Compliance Countdown: How the EU AI Act’s Enforcement Phase Is Reorganizing Global AI
Europe’s AI Act has moved from legislative theory to regulatory reality, and the clock is now ticking toward its most consequential deadline: 2 August 2026, when the core obligations for high‑risk AI systems and enforcement powers fully bite. For global businesses, this is no longer a “future regulation” but a rapidly hardening compliance regime that…
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The EU’s Quiet AI Revolution: How the AI Act Is Rewiring Global Rules for Artificial Intelligence
Europe’s Quiet AI Revolution: How the EU Is Rewriting the Rules While the World Watches The European Union is no longer debating whether to regulate artificial intelligence—it is already doing it. Since the EU’s AI Act entered into force on August 1, 2024, Europe has been methodically switching on a comprehensive set of rules that…
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The Federalism Battle Over AI: How Trump’s Executive Order Could Reshape Tech Regulation
The Trump administration’s new executive order on artificial intelligence is more than a deregulatory maneuver—it is the opening shot in a high‑stakes federalism fight that will determine who sets the rules for one of the most consequential technologies of the century. By moving aggressively to preempt state AI laws, threaten litigation, and condition billions in…
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Federalism on Trial: How Trump’s AI Crackdown Pits States’ Rights Against Tech Innovation
The 2026 fight over artificial intelligence in the United States is rapidly becoming a defining test of American federalism, pitting a deregulatory White House against states that have moved aggressively to police algorithmic harms. At the center of the clash is a new AI Litigation Task Force inside the Department of Justice, which begins operations…
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US, EU and UK Diverge on Tech Regulation as States and Sector Rules Race Ahead of Federal Law
The United States, European Union, and United Kingdom are no longer drifting but decisively diverging in how they regulate technology and artificial intelligence. That divergence is reshaping compliance, competition, and even geopolitics, as Brussels doubles down on rule‑heavy oversight, London markets “pro‑innovation” flexibility, and Washington relies on sector regulators while political tensions with Europe escalate.…
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X turns Grok’s abusive deepfakes into a “premium” feature – and forces a global reckoning over AI accountability
X’s decision to restrict Grok’s image editing to paying users is less a safety fix than a flashpoint in a growing global backlash against AI-fuelled image-based abuse. Regulators and governments across multiple continents are now testing how far they can go to hold a Musk-owned platform to account and, in the process, expose deep gaps…
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Bitcoin Is No Longer the Dark Web’s King: How Stablecoins Turned into a $154 Billion Crypto Nightmare
Stablecoins have quietly dethroned Bitcoin as the currency of choice for the dark web, transforming the way illicit actors move money online—and creating a $154 billion regulatory nightmare that now overlaps with the same rails powering remittances, trading, and everyday payments. At the center of this shift is a paradox: the very attributes that make…