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States race to regulate AI in political ads before 2026 elections
Minnesota's first synthetic media enforcement case reveals gaps in disclosure laws as four states advance new legislation.
Amazon greenlights three AI-animated series using proprietary production platform
The streaming giant's Project Nara combines generative AI with traditional animation workflows while tracking IP provenance
Google announces Gemini Omni models for generating video from any input
The new AI family promises cross-modal generation capabilities
China bans AI girlfriends for minors
New regulations taking effect July 2026 ban virtual relationships for minors and require disclosure when users interact with AI systems
Federal jury rejects Musk's $134 billion OpenAI lawsuit on timing grounds
Unanimous verdict ends three-week trial over whether OpenAI betrayed its nonprofit origins
Musk Takes Stand Against OpenAI in Trial That Could Reshape AI Governance
The Tesla CEO's testimony centers on claims that OpenAI abandoned its founding nonprofit mission after accepting billions from Microsoft.
Runway's $5.3B Bet on World Models
The video AI startup just raised $315 million to build physics simulators that will transform robotics and drug discovery.
ByteDance's Seedance 2.0 Triggers Emergency Shutdown After Voice Cloning Incident
The Chinese tech giant suspended a key feature within hours of launch after the AI video model generated accurate personal voices from facial photos alone.
California's New AI Safety Law Collides With Trump Deregulation Push
A month-old transparency mandate for frontier AI models faces federal preemption as developers scramble to comply with conflicting requirements.
Adobe's Firefly Foundry lets studios train AI on their own IP
Major entertainment companies are building custom generative AI models trained exclusively on their proprietary content, with Adobe providing the infrastructure through a new platform announced at Sundance.
Memory Prices Double as AI Eats the World's RAM Supply
Data centers will consume 70% of global memory production this year, leaving everyone else scrambling for scraps at premium prices.
PixVerse’s $439M raise suggests investors still see room for specialist AI video platforms
The Singapore startup's $439M raise signals continued faith in focused video AI companies despite big tech competition