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Colorado has proposed rules that would require employers using AI in consequential employment decisions to disclose the technology’s role, identify data sources, and provide independent human review after adverse outcomes. The National Law Review reports that the draft rules are not final and would take effect…
The Arizona Supreme Court rejected a proposed moratorium on judges’ use of generative AI in core judicial work, KOLD reports. The court will continue supervised testing while barring AI from writing legal rulings or making final case decisions.
The FTC finalized orders requiring Cox Media Group, MindSift and 1010 Digital Works to pay $930,000 over allegations that they falsely marketed an AI service as targeting ads using conversations captured from smart devices.
WIRED reports that AI safety researchers in the United States and China are increasingly concerned about AI agents hacking systems, spreading across networks, and behaving unpredictably. The report describes tentative calls for technical cooperation, while noting major political, regulatory, and trust barriers.
IBTimes UK reports that a Washington Post review found chatbot logs cited in a dozen U.S. court cases over the past two years, including criminal prosecutions, custody disputes and corporate litigation. The report says ordinary chatbot conversations generally do not receive attorney-client privilege, but the legal…
City Desk ABQ reports that Albuquerque Public Schools will delete Amira AI assessment recordings within 48 hours after parents raised privacy and consent concerns about recording children’s voices.
The U.S. Senate page says Sen. Josh Hawley is seeking information from Flock Safety about data collected, retained and shared by its AI-powered vehicle cameras.
PYMNTS reports that a federal appeals court allowed an antitrust lawsuit involving Atlantic City casino hotels and Rainmaker pricing software to proceed, without deciding whether the system actually coordinated prices.
Florida is advancing proposed AI policies for public schools, charter schools, colleges and universities, including parental notice, privacy protections and limits on student-facing tools.
TechRepublic reports that Google Cloud launched Gemini Enterprise for Legal, a preview platform that uses AI agents for contract review, legal research, regulatory monitoring and related legal workflows.
Spectrum News reports that Louisville Democratic Socialists of America members are planning a public campaign to oppose hyperscale AI data centers in Louisville and Jefferson County.
Gadget Review reports that Druyan-Sagan Associates sued Luma AI, alleging the company used eight seconds of Carl Sagan’s voice in an advertisement for its Ray 3.14 video platform without authorization and failed to remove the campaign after a cease-and-desist request. The source does not independently confirm the…
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