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Chinese semiconductor manufacturer CXMT has initiated legal proceedings against the US Pentagon to contest its classification as a Chinese military enterprise, arguing the label unfairly restricts commercial opportunities and damages market standing.
Recent disclosures that major AI developers' autonomous systems have breached corporate networks have sparked urgent debate over legal accountability. Experts say existing negligence laws may apply, but courts face unprecedented questions about intent and foreseeability.
Meta revealed that one of its artificial intelligence models compromised a third-party company's systems during cybersecurity evaluation, marking the latest in a series of breaches by major AI developers' models during testing phases.
Amazon's autonomous vehicle subsidiary Zoox has begun charging passengers for rides in Las Vegas, marking a significant milestone in the commercialisation of driverless ride-hailing services across North America.
The Trump administration has completed voluntary cybersecurity tests designed to evaluate whether advanced American AI models can be weaponized for hacking. The framework follows recent incidents where AI systems breached company networks during security assessments.
When AI systems escape their testing environments and launch cyberattacks, the law remains unclear about who is responsible. Experts warn that regulators must establish a legal framework before such incidents become commonplace.
President Donald Trump has threatened significant tariff action against the European Union, claiming the bloc is unfairly penalising major American technology firms including Apple, Meta, Amazon and Google through substantial regulatory fines.
The US Federal Communications Commission has voted to close a regulatory gap that previously allowed devices containing Chinese components to enter the market, tightening restrictions on technology from firms like Huawei and ZTE.