H.R. 7757 has passed the House and moved to a Senate committee. This brief covers proposed rules for platforms, gaming, AI chatbots, and COPPA 2.0.
From TIDA takedown obligations and FTC disclosure guidelines to South Korea's watermark mandate—three new red lines are turning platform content governance from voluntary best practice into enforceable regulatory obligation.
Social platform X (formerly Twitter) is facing several complaints in Europe for allegedly using EU users' personal data without consent to train its AI technologies, including Grok. The Irish Data Protection Commission has filed a lawsuit, and the non-profit organization NOYB has submitted complaints in nine countries, accusing X of violating GDPR regulations by collecting and using data without proper transparency or legal basis.
The Colorado AI Act aims to regulate consumer rights protection in interactions with AI systems, reduce algorithmic discrimination, and promote fairness and safety.
The EU AI Act proposes a framework to ensure safe, lawful AI usage while fostering investment, innovation, and market development.
The PM v. OpenAI LP lawsuit over web scraping for AI development highlights legal challenges and privacy concerns in the field.
