Category Legislation & Government

News on AI-related laws, policies, and government regulations.

Pat Gelsinger Bets on Light to Revive Moore’s Law

Pat Gelsinger is betting on Moore’s law revival through light-based chipmaking, AI hardware, and energy innovation at Playground Capital.

BloombergNEF says data center electricity demand could quadruple by 2035 as AI compute strains U.S. grids and pushes prices higher.

Google’s new Gemini models focus on speed, cost and security while the long-awaited Pro update remains delayed.

U.S. officials say Chinese AI models could face sanctions if IP theft is found, escalating the battle over open source and frontier AI.

Stanford students’ walkout against Sundar Pichai became a Stanford walkout over Google, Gaza, ICE, and AI’s role in power and surveillance.

Chinese AI models from Moonshot and Alibaba are pressuring US rivals, investors and policymakers with cheaper, open-weight frontier systems.

The Army burned through its AI tokens fast, forcing limits back on and raising questions about the real cost of AI tokens in government.

A judge approved Anthropic’s $1.5 billion copyright settlement, a landmark AI case that could reshape training-data risks.

Sony’s AI music lawsuit against Udio targets more than 30,000 songs, raising major copyright questions for generative music.

The latest AI standards chief has resigned after three months, deepening turmoil around U.S. AI oversight and model testing.