The New York Legislature has passed a one-year moratorium on new data center permits, marking the first such state-level freeze in the US due to concerns over energy consumption.
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The UK's CMA has ruled that Google must provide an opt-out mechanism for publishers to protect their content from being used in AI training and AI Overviews, setting a major precedent for digital copyright.
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Google has appealed the federal antitrust ruling that labeled it a search monopolist, arguing its market success is merit-based. Meanwhile, its integrated AI search features face public scrutiny over accuracy and reliability issues.
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Snap, YouTube, and TikTok have settled a landmark lawsuit over social media addiction and its impact on student mental health, signaling a shift in legal focus toward product design liability.
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The market for AI-connected toys is booming, but it has sparked privacy and child development concerns. Global regulators are strengthening statutes like COPPA to drive the safety and transparency of child-facing tech products.
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After a $375 million loss in a child safety case, Meta faces challenges from 'public nuisance' legal strategies, potentially fundamentally changing platform regulation.
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California DMV announced that starting July 1st, police can issue traffic violation notices to autonomous vehicle manufacturers, marking a new era of strict accountability.
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The European Union is taking the lead in developing secure, privacy-compliant age-verification systems, while the U.S. faces significant legislative divide over the balance of protection and privacy.
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The Trump administration is reportedly seeking a $10 billion fee from the TikTok sale to U.S. investors like Oracle. This unprecedented demand raises major legal questions regarding the Fifth Amendment and executive authority. While investors worry about the inflated cost of the deal, geopolitical analysts warn that such a move could be perceived as 'tech nationalism' and trigger international retaliation.
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