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Artificial Intelligence · United States

Trump signs executive orders to fast-track data center construction, target ‘woke’ AI

46% Center coverage: 117 sources

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Google · California

An Exception to the Exception: Will Meta’s Pirated Book Training Pipeline and the Case for Prosecution Signal the End of Fair Use for AI

A long hot summer for AI At the recent Senate Judiciary Subcommittee hearing titled “Too Big to Prosecute: Examining the AI Industry’s Mass Ingestion of Copyrights,” Chairman Josh Hawley and his colleagues drilled into a question many creators have been asking for months: How do AI giants like Meta steal the vast datasets they use to train their models? And why aren’t they all in jail? And jail was clearly on the mind of Senator Hawley and his c…Josh Hawley · United States See the Story

Too Big to Prosecute? Why AI’s Use of Search Data Demands Urgent Scrutiny by @HawleyMO

The Senate Judiciary Committee Subcommittee on Crime and Counterterrorism is holding a hearing tomorrow (July 16) entitled “Too Big to Prosecute?: Examining the AI Industry’s Mass Ingestion of Copyrighted Works for AI Training”. The Subcommittee Chair Senator Josh Hawley is a leading opponent of the AI moratorium safe harbor and the hearing could not have come at a more critical time. We are witnessing a silent upheaval of long-standing principl…Josh Hawley · Washington Read Article

United for Artists’ Rights: Amicus Briefs Filed in Vetter v. Resnik Support Global Copyright Termination for Songwriters and Authors

In Vetter v. Resnik, songwriter Cyril Vetter won his trial case in Baton Rouge allowing him to recover worldwide rights in his song “Double Shot of My Baby’s Love” after serving his 35 year termination notice on his former publisher, Resnik Music Group. The publisher appealed. The Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals will hear the case and currently is weighing whether U.S. copyright termination rights include “foreign” territories—a question that str…Baton Rouge · Baton Rouge See the Story

Nebraska’s Pillen Among 17 Republican Governors To Oppose Congressional AI Moratorium

Gov. Jim Pillen (right) presents a signed version of Legislative Bill 383 to State Sen. Brian Hardin of Gering, a bill that included a provision from Hardin at Pillen’s request to outlaw child sexual abuse material generated with artifical intelligence, May 30, 2025.(Zach Wendling / Nebraska Examiner) Nebraska Attorney General Mike Hilgers. (Patrick Semansky / AP Photo) By Zach WendlingNebraska ExaminerLINCOLN — As the federal “one big beautiful…Jim Pillen · United States See the Story

The Duty Comes From the Data: Rethinking Platform Liability in the Age of Algorithmic Harm

For too long, dominant tech platforms have hidden behind Section 230 of the Communications Decency Act, claiming immunity for any harm caused by third-party content they host or promote. But as platforms like TikTok, YouTube, and Google have long ago moved beyond passive hosting into highly personalized, behavior-shaping recommendation systems, the legal landscape is shifting in the personal injury context. A new theory of liability is emerging—…Washington DC · Washington Read Article

TikTok Is Being Flooded with Racist AI Videos Generated by Google’s Veo 3

57% Left coverage: 7 sources

Google and TikTok have rules against this sort of thing, but it doesn’t seem to matter.Google See the Story

Sen. Marsha Blackburn Strips AI Moratorium From Trump's 'Big, Beautiful Bill' Budget

41% Left coverage: 22 sources

Early on the morning of July 1, Senator Marsha Blackburn, R-Tenn., stripped the controversial AI moratorium from President Trump's 'Big, Beautiful Bill.'Marsha Blackburn See the Story

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