The rewrite tightens surveillance and weapons rules, loosens the election ones, and adds a prohibition on sustained, needless abuse of Claude itself.
AI Policy and Regulation — Page 2
How governments and regulators are governing artificial intelligence, including the EU AI Act, export controls, copyright cases and safety rules.
The complaint says the tests ran repeatedly through 2023 and compared the two groups on time spent and ad revenue. TikTok says the allegations mischaracterise how the feature works.
The order covers felling, topsoil stripping and drainage work. The assessments it is waiting for were already under way when the trees came down.
The science ministry says the technology goal now evolves toward frontier models while deployment moves to its own track. The money depends on a December budget vote, and the GPU allocation plan has not been published.
The AI Agent Accountability Act would extend the Computer Fraud and Abuse Act to cover the companies that run and build autonomous agents, and would let the attorney general and state attorneys general sue to stop them.
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