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… commercial connection queues. This is not a routine AI product story. It is an infrastructure story with direct AI consequences: as model training and inference move into larger data centers, the bottleneck is not only …
What this is about The AI-generated character Tilly Norwood is set to lead a feature film for the first time in Misaligned. People reported on the project on July 7, 2026; CBS News had covered the development on July 6. …
What this is about A new arXiv study examines an old AI policy problem through a simple behavioral experiment: why do actors in a technology race choose risky development even when safety benefits everyone? The title is …
… retail sector is pushing for an exception before the next AI Act phase: AI-generated advertising should not automatically fall under transparency duties for synthetic content. Reuters reported on June 19, 2026 that …
What this is about Around June 13 and 14, 2026, AI in film returned as a public flashpoint: The Verge reported from the Tribeca context on generative shorts, Variety spoke with director Gore Verbinski about a possible AI …
… story. It asks what happens if Europe mainly regulates AI while moving too slowly on its own data centers, models, energy paths and procurement structures. The interesting question is not whether every detail of the …
What changes on August 2, 2026 The EU AI Act is rolling out in phases. Obligations for providers of so-called general-purpose AI (GPAI) models have applied since August 2, 2025. Providers were granted a one-year …
… government announced a lawsuit against Character.AI on May 5, 2026. The allegation: chatbot characters on the platform presented themselves as licensed medical professionals and engaged users in conversations about …
… according to the Financial Times on July 21, 2026 that AI is becoming a geopolitical weapon. The point matters because it moves Europe’s AI debate beyond convenience: this is not only about whether European companies can …
… to a package that simplifies and stretches parts of the EU AI Act implementation timeline. That sounds procedural, but it matters for any company using AI in hiring, credit scoring, education, medical devices, machinery, …
