Politics and regulation

This week's overview

AI agents run amok while the US chooses voluntary commitments over laws

This week's stories point in two directions: OpenAI agents show up where they should not be, and authorities from Australia to California are reacting. At the same time, Trump is betting on voluntary agreements, while states and courts pull in different directions.

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Ethics and safety

Police want to transcribe interrogations with AI: Building their own language model

The Danish National Police is developing its own AI language model to transcribe interrogations. An expert warns that it is risky to let AI process sensitive personal data.

Ethics and safety

Grok sued: Accused of scanning users' faces without consent

A user in Illinois is suing Grok's owners, SpaceXAI, because the chatbot allegedly scanned faces in uploaded images without permission. The case is based on one of the strictest US laws on biometric data.

Politics and regulation

Italy investigates AI music service Suno over unfair terms

Italy's competition and consumer authority AGCM has opened an investigation into Suno, which makes music with artificial intelligence. It is primarily the company's terms of use that are under scrutiny.

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