WikiHow has sued OpenAI for using its content without permission in AI training. What makes this case legally distinct from The New York Times or Getty Images suits: WikiHow published its content under Creative Commons licensing - free to use, but not for commercial purposes. That NC clause may be the cleanest copyright argument against training data use yet assembled.
25/08/2026 à 16h27 7 8
Rest of World reports that US immigration policy is systematically deterring the next generation of AI leaders from choosing America as their professional home. The irony is hard to miss: the country most invested in AI dominance is running an immigration system that treats the people most likely to build that future as a compliance problem.
25/08/2026 à 16h23 7 5
A study found that students who used AI tools improved their homework grades - but their exam performance declined. The gap between assisted performance and retained knowledge is the real learning crisis no one is measuring.
24/08/2026 à 21h00 8 8
Waymo is running commercial robotaxi service in multiple US cities. It's also doubling its lobbying budget. Those two facts are related. Autonomous vehicles have crossed from "science project" to "operating business" - which means they've crossed into the territory where politics, unions, and regulatory capture matter more than benchmarks.
24/08/2026 à 20h58 8 8
MIT Technology Review argues that the debate over AI consciousness is a distraction that serves no one well - not researchers, not policymakers, not the public. The framing itself is the problem.
20/08/2026 à 22h30 7 10
SK Telecom joining Korea's "AI for All" initiative isn't a PR move - it's a template for how governments distribute AI access at population scale when the private sector won't do it organically.
19/08/2026 à 09h33 9 9
Building the version of ChatGPT that regulators will eventually mandate anyway is a smarter play than waiting for them to mandate it.
19/08/2026 à 09h33 9 8
India's cyber authority wants mandatory human approval at key decision points when AI agents handle financial transactions - defining where AI agency ends and human accountability begins
18/08/2026 à 09h30 11 13
French publishers have formally asked France's competition regulator to act against Google's AI news summaries. It's the sharpest test yet of whether EU neighbouring rights apply to the AI inference layer.
14/08/2026 à 18h59 6 7
The security researcher argues that frontier AI labs - too big to fail, too critical to ignore - may need to become public infrastructure if private capital walks away.
14/08/2026 à 18h59 11 9
SEBI has deployed AI-based social media surveillance for market manipulation. India has tried this before. Detection is the easy part - prosecution speed is where the system breaks down.
10/08/2026 à 16h30 15 12
AI handles what 4,000 support agents used to do, says Salesforce. The company frames this as augmentation, not elimination. The proof will be in the 12-month snapshot.
10/08/2026 à 16h30 17 18
