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USA TODAY reports that teachers and unions support some screen-time limits but question New York City’s broad restrictions on student-facing generative AI.
The US Justice Department is defending OpenAI’s use of copyrighted works to train AI models in the New York Times’ lawsuit, according to AFP reporting published by Free Malaysia Today.
STAT reports that the FDA has accepted four devices into its TEMPO pilot, allowing some digital health companies to release generative AI medical products without marketing authorization. The pilot is linked to a Medicare experiment and gives regulators practical experience with these systems.
Worcester News, reporting via the PA News Agency, says Uber and Wayve have begun London robotaxi journeys using a small fleet of electric Ford Mustang Mach-E vehicles with human safety drivers.
The South China Morning Post reports that Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang and Tesla CEO Elon Musk urged policymakers to avoid broad AI restrictions during a G20 meeting in North Carolina.
CXO Digitalpulse reports that Adobe acquired Bengaluru AI startup Rilo for its technology and six-person team, while Rilo’s standalone service will close.
TechNode reports that Nubia’s NaviX Ultra received Chinese network access approval and is scheduled to go on sale in September.
YourCentralValley.com reports that Dinuba Unified will deploy two Evolv weapons-detection systems, beginning at a high school football game.
Back End News reports that Equinix will launch the Equinix Inference Exchange in the first quarter of 2027, offering distributed AI inference for enterprises.
Seoul Economic Daily reports that Moonshot AI is seeking a roughly $50 billion pre-listing valuation and negotiating revenue-sharing arrangements with Microsoft, Amazon and Google.
Juris Hour reports that India’s Supreme Court set aside a customs penalty of about ₹425.28 crore after finding that the order relied on nonexistent or inaccurately represented legal authorities apparently generated by AI.
JNS reports that New York City will bar public-school students through eighth grade from using student-facing generative AI during the 2026-27 school year, while permitting limited, supervised high-school pilots.
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