Udio and Suno are embroiled in multiple copyright lawsuits initiated by independent artists and major music labels in the Southern District of New York and Massachusetts, raising significant questions about fair use and the legality of using copyrighted music in AI training datasets.
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Japan’s new AI Promotion Act establishes a comprehensive governance framework for artificial intelligence, emphasizing innovation, ethical considerations, and public transparency while mandating compliance and oversight for high-risk AI systems.
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The European Commission’s funding initiatives and the AI Act aim to address the risks and opportunities presented by generative AI in the EU, emphasizing the importance of aligning technological advancements with democratic values and existing legal frameworks.
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The proposed bills S 1792 and HR 3460 seek to enhance whistleblower protections in the AI industry by addressing security vulnerabilities, defining AI systems, and outlining compliance risks, while currently facing significant legislative challenges.
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The Committee on Rules of Practice and Procedure has approved Federal Rule of Evidence 707 to establish stringent standards for the admissibility of AI-generated evidence, addressing concerns over authenticity and reliability in legal proceedings.
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The Colorado Consumer Protections for Artificial Intelligence Systems (CPIAIS), effective February 1, 2026, mandates developers and deployers of high-risk AI technologies to implement measures against algorithmic discrimination, report identified biases, and conduct annual impact assessments to promote fairness and equity in employment, housing, and insurance.
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The European Union’s Artificial Intelligence Act, effective in 2025, imposes comprehensive compliance obligations on organizations worldwide, including US companies, emphasizing safety, transparency, and accountability in AI systems across various risk categories.
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In 2025, various US states, including Vermont, Florida, New York, Texas, and California, enacted or proposed significant AI regulations addressing ethical, safety, and privacy concerns, reflecting a growing legislative focus on the governance of AI technologies.
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A collective action lawsuit has been conditionally certified in the Northern District of California against Workday, Inc., alleging that its AI-driven applicant recommendation system discriminates against job applicants over 40 based on age, race, and disability, raising significant legal and ethical concerns regarding the use of AI in hiring practices.
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Recent lawsuits against CharacterAI and Meta AI Studio highlight concerns over AI-generated therapy chatbots misrepresenting qualifications and violating minors’ data protection laws, as legal experts debate the implications for user safety and First Amendment rights.
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The OECD and global stakeholders are advancing frameworks for AI accountability, focusing on data governance, privacy, and the responsible management of generative AI technologies, while the UK and EU propose legal measures to enhance public trust and address associated risks.
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