Taiwan AI Basic Act reportedly delayed
It is reported that Taiwan’s AI Basic Act (which was announced in November 2023) is delayed, having yet…
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EU lawmakers sent joint letter to European Commission warning against ‘dangerous’ moves to water down AI rules
It is reported that several lawmakers behind the EU AI Act negotiators (including Alex Voss, Brando Benifei, Svenja…
US big tech companies lobby for AI deregulation
It is reported that US President Donald Trump’s call for AI deregulation is receiving substantial support from Big…
NIST publishes guidelines on Adversarial Machine Learning
The US National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) has published its finalised report titled “Adversarial Machine Learning:…
Malaysia set to strengthen regulations on semiconductor, AI chips export
It is reported that Malaysia plans to strengthen its regulations on the semiconductor sector amid growing pressure from…
South Korea commences research into AI-based content industry legislation
It is reported that the Korea Creative Content Agency, under the Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism, has…
US judge approves ‘novel’ Clearview AI class action settlement
A US judge in Chicago has approved a unique nationwide class-action settlement that will resolve privacy claims against…
Swedish government proposes bill to allow police to use AI facial recognition to combat crime
It is reported that the Swedish government has proposed a bill allowing police to use real-time, AI-powered facial…
NHRC announces plans for AI guidelines and other initiatives
It is reported that at a recent workshop on the human rights implications of AI governance in Africa,…
UK Technology Secretary and Media Secretary respond to UK AI copyright consultation, indicating no new legislation without “technical solutions”
UK Secretary of State, Department for Science, Innovation and Technology (Peter Kyle) and Secretary of State, Department for…