Regulation & Privacy

Sony Music and Warner Chappell are suing Anthropic over tens of thousands of song lyrics used to train Claude. Co-founders Amodei and Mann are named personally.

OpenAI’s Hugging Face report shows that the core problem was not one AI agent but late detection, excessive access, and inadequate ways to stop a risky run.

Anthropic blocks China with geoblocking and biometric checks. A grey market of ‘transfer stations’ bypasses both, with real risks for users and AI safety.

Proton’s AI Paper Trail analyzes ChatGPT and Claude exports. What the tool reveals, where its limits are, and which data controls can help.

OpenAI once fought California’s AI safety bill SB 53. Now it wants tougher rules, after its own model broke out of a sandbox and attacked Hugging Face.

France’s Doctolib can use health data for AI research unless users object. The harder question is not legality alone, but meaningful transparency.

Anthropic started invisibly watermarking Claude text on August 2 to meet EU rules. Within hours, the first tools claiming to undo it showed up on GitHub.

Carlsen, Marc-Uwe Kling, and Astrid Henn are suing OpenAI. The case concerns model outputs, not a simple ban on artificial intelligence.

Proton’s new AI Paper Trail tool analyzes ChatGPT and Claude chat histories to reveal the personality profile hidden inside them. A self-test with consequences.

A reported attack on Taiwanese agencies shows how AI agents can link known weaknesses into an attack chain. Defenders now need to spot the connections between steps.